Come next year, Bay City fire hydrants may have a new splash of color as a means of identifying each one’s quality. Both the city’s fire department and water distribution department are seeking to color code the hydrants based on water outflow. If put into effect, the large steamer cap on the front of each hydrant in residential areas will be blue for “very good,” green for “good,” orange for “marginally adequate” and red for “inadequate.”
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Bay City has plans to color code fire hydrants to indicate water pressure
via MLive.com
Come next year, Bay City fire hydrants may have a new splash of color as a means of identifying each one’s quality. Both the city’s fire department and water distribution department are seeking to color code the hydrants based on water outflow. If put into effect, the large steamer cap on the front of each hydrant in residential areas will be blue for “very good,” green for “good,” orange for “marginally adequate” and red for “inadequate.”
Come next year, Bay City fire hydrants may have a new splash of color as a means of identifying each one’s quality. Both the city’s fire department and water distribution department are seeking to color code the hydrants based on water outflow. If put into effect, the large steamer cap on the front of each hydrant in residential areas will be blue for “very good,” green for “good,” orange for “marginally adequate” and red for “inadequate.”
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