A major event just happened in Heber Springs, drawing attention from across the community.
Eli Jenkins, a former NFL player now with M & H Hydrant, conducted a lunch‑n‑learn on hydrant maintenance for local water crews, sharing expertise and fostering collaboration among Heber Springs, Tumbling Shoals, and Community Water System staff.
Eli Jenkins Hosts Hydrant Maintenance Lunch‑n‑Learn
Eli Jenkins, who played for the Chargers and Seahawks, visited Heber Springs today to lead a training session on hydrant maintenance and repair. He is currently employed by M & H Hydrant. The event was organized by the Heber Springs Water & Wastewater Utility.
Crews from Heber Springs, Tumbling Shoals Water System and Community Water System attended and reported enjoying the hands‑on training. They learned several new techniques for maintaining fire hydrants. The participants noted they are still not very good at football.
The exact date of the event beyond the reference to “today” has not been provided. No additional outcomes were detailed in the announcement. Further information has not yet been released.
It is not yet known what long‑term impact the training will have on the crews’ performance. No statements from officials about future sessions have been made. The Heber Springs Water & Wastewater Utility remains the source of the information.
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