In July, Schneider Water Services successfully rehabilitated the Workman’s Airpark well. The comprehensive repair project involved pulling the pump mechanism, inspecting and securing its connections, and removing the necessary piping sections. Technicians then performed a down-hole camera inspection to assess the well’s internal integrity before utilizing a nitrogen injection process to clear and clean the…

The skies may have been playing games on Saturday, September 12th, but nothing could dampen the spirits at the Workman’s Airpark Picnic. Residents and neighboring friends gathered for a wonderful afternoon packed with games, fantastic food, and warm fellowship. Our gracious host—a skilled pilot—guided the day with standard aviation hospitality, keeping everyone high on good…

Workman Airpark Water Distribution Piping The main water distribution line is 4” PVC.The residence lines were installed with galvanized steel piping.There is no lead piping in our system.At this this time, there is no known corrosion. Carson Whitt – Certified system operator for Workman Airpark6/17/2026

The windsock at Workman Field had survived years of brutal seasons. Over the decades, howling winter winds and blistering summer sun had slowly baked its bright orange fabric into sad, faded ribbons. It had whipped utility in the breeze for so long that it was finally, completely done. That was when the neighborhood stepped in.…

The new HOA sign has now been installed following the completion of the new posts and the flower box beneath it—thanks to the group of volunteers who handled this project, as mentioned in an earlier update. Pump House #2 is also looking great thanks to Workman’s Airpark resident Jon Brown of J & L Home…

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The sign posts are officially in the ground at Workman’s Airpark—and what a show it was! Huge thanks go to Randy Zapp, who not only sourced the auger but also proved he can handle a tractor like a pro. Sharon Johnson brought her machine to the party, showing off its talents by steadying the auger,…

Summer is coming to a close, and you may be experiencing intermittent low water pressure. Our pump is working hard to keep up with irrigation and the demands of 24 homes. The aquifer is at its lowest level, so fluctuations in pressure are normal this time of year.  Check for details here