Catlin postpones infrastructure exam to allow for more review

CATLIN – Village officials said Tuesday they want to review drainage-district records prior to having village engineers assess the storm water drainage infrastructure on the village's south side.

Catlin Village Board members recently had a contractor remove overgrowth, dig out silt buildups and clear drainage culverts underneath driveways in the ditches that run near Sandusky, Burgess, Paris, Harrison and Lookout streets.

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