Atlantic County Utilities Authority

The meeting agenda addressed a variety of operational, maintenance, and administrative resolutions. Key topics included the presentation of the 2021 audit report and multiple contract approvals for wastewater and solid waste services, such as sludge disposal, inspection of grease recovery units, and equipment maintenance. The board also reviewed shared services agreements with other municipal authorities, amendments to existing professional services and supply contracts, and the procurement of HVAC and SCADA system upgrades. Furthermore, the agenda covered personnel-related safety equipment contracts and the authorization of expenditure payments.

The meeting included the recognition of employees for their years of service and the presentation of the 2022 Audit, which had no findings. The Board adopted wastewater and solid waste rates, fees, and charges for 2024. Additionally, the Board authorized an interlocal agreement for maintenance and inspection services with Egg Harbor Township Municipal Utilities Authority, renewed a contract for the marketing of recyclable and reusable materials, and awarded a professional services contract for auditing. The meeting also included comments on budget presentations made by the Authority at various committee meetings.

The meeting included the presentation of the New Jersey Water Environment Association Thomas Meholic Public Education Award and the introduction of a new Executive Assistant. Key business items addressed included the award of a contract for heavy equipment rental to Groff Tractor Mid-Atlantic, LLC, the approval of a buy-back agreement for a defective CNG utility van with the Ford Motor Company, and an amendment to the salary guide providing a salary increase for non-union employees.

The meeting agenda addressed various operational, financial, and administrative matters including committee reports on personnel, finance, engineering, maintenance, and waste management. Key discussion items included the introduction of a new analyst, the approval of several resolutions concerning wastewater and solid waste contracts, and an agreement with MGM Resorts International for grease recovery unit inspections. Additionally, the board considered procurement for landfill gas wells, surplus equipment sales, participation in the State Health Benefits Financial Incentive Program, and tax-exempt lease-purchase financing for new heavy equipment.

The board meeting agenda focused on various operational, financial, and personnel matters. Key topics included the approval of multiple contracts and amendments for services such as environmental remediation, electrical maintenance, grease recovery unit inspections, and equipment repairs. The board reviewed proposals related to the New Jersey Watershed Ambassadors Program, installation of landfill gas wells, and professional services for bioenergy technology. Additionally, personnel-related items were addressed, including modifications to the CDL training program and short-term disability insurance contracts. The meeting also featured the approval of expenditures and the recognition of a retiring staff member.