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Aug 11, 2026
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Sep 2, 2026
Provide removal, legal transportation and disposal of approx 50,000 GAL of sludge in the backwash holding tank at the water services center (wsc).
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City
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Harrisburg
County
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Dauphin
Address
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1662 S. Camerson St
Phone Number
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(888) 510-0606
Zip Code
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17104
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Capital Region Water
The board discussed several items, including personnel and financial updates, the impact of a Commonwealth Supreme Court decision on stormwater fees, and the status of various infrastructure projects. Key actions included the approval of engineering task orders for wastewater and dam improvements, the purchase of new vehicles for the engineering department, and a cost-sharing agreement with PennDOT. The board also formally adopted updated wastewater and stormwater rules and regulations and approved change orders for sewer improvement projects.
The agenda focuses on multiple administrative, drinking water, and wastewater initiatives. Key topics include the procurement of janitorial services and Cityworks license renewals, the 2026 Street Restoration Project award recommendation, and the procurement of a Gate House VFD. Wastewater-related items cover a $120,000,000 PENNVEST settlement, a lease agreement for pipe storage, authorization for engineering services for water quality and interceptor improvement projects, and a sewer and water maintenance contract award recommendation.
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The meeting featured management updates on environmental stewardship, facility maintenance including hydrant flushing and river run exercises, and succession planning for retiring personnel. Committee reports covered financial and operational updates, including collection efforts, customer assistance programs, community outreach, and ongoing infrastructure projects such as sewer and water system improvements. The board approved the engagement of a new municipal advisor, authorized task orders for engineering services related to soda ash improvements and SCADA system studies, and awarded contracts for sewer and water maintenance and primary clarifier rehabilitation. Additionally, the board recognized retiring employees and discussed emerging utility issues such as the potential impact of data centers.
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