Water Quality Sensors Now Online at the Perimeter Stream

INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADE — SENSOR ARRAY 07 The perimeter stream that borders Sector 3 is now under continuous observation. As of 06:00 today, a new array of water quality sensors is transmitting live readings to the facility. WHAT WAS INSTALLED Twelve sensor nodes now monitor temperature, turbidity, dissolved oxygen, and pH along the waterway. Readings update continuously and trigger an automated alert if any value drifts outside safe range. WHY IT MATTERS The stream feeds the coop's primary water supply. Until now, water quality was assessed by a single technician crouching at the bank and, per protocol, "having a look." The technician has been reassigned. ONE COMPLICATION A duck of unknown affiliation has taken up residence on Node 4. It has not interfered with the readings. It watches the technicians. The technicians watch it back. This standoff is ongoing. CONTAINMENT NOTE: This dispatch is the first synced from the Stream Health monitoring system. More infrastructure reports will follow as the integration comes online.