West County Wastewater Infrastructure, Operations & Environment Committee Special Meeting
The committee reviewed preparations for the upcoming wet weather season, focusing on collection system and treatment plant readiness, emergency response planning, and preventive maintenance activities. The meeting included a discussion regarding the Great Shakeout earthquake safety drill and provided a status update on the Wipes Act, which is intended to establish national standards for the labeling of flushable and non-flushable wipes.
Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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West County Wastewater Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The board discussed multiple contract awards, including agreements for secondary sedimentation basin equipment, civil construction services for a force main assessment, and long-term fuel delivery services. Proclamations were approved to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Water Professionals Appreciation Week, Indigenous Peoples' Day, and Imagine a Day Without Water. The board also received a presentation on legislative advocacy efforts, authorized a new contract for retirement plan record-keeping services, and reviewed the updated Capital Improvement Plan for the upcoming fiscal year.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
West County Wastewater Board of Directors Special Meeting
The Board of Directors agenda for the special meeting included items regarding the rejection of all bids for the Tara Hills Force Main Assessment project, the adoption of a proclamation for Women's Equality Day, and the adoption of an amended Purchasing Policy along with a resolution to amend the General Manager's management authority.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
West County Wastewater Infrastructure, Operations & Environment Committee Regular Meeting Agenda
The committee reviewed the annual performance and outreach metrics for the Sewer Lateral Compliance Program. Discussions were held regarding a proposal to expand the Public Incentive Program for Efficiency of Sewers (PIPES) eligibility to include homeowners associations, aiming to leverage existing program capacity to protect public infrastructure. Additionally, a detailed update on the Capital Improvement Program was presented, covering performance metrics, organizational changes within the department, and the prioritization process for future capital projects.
