Citrus Heights Water District Board Meeting Agenda
The board meetings covered key business including legal counsel sessions regarding pending litigation and real property negotiations. Key discussion items included updates to the Conflict of Interest Code, the approval of a professional services agreement for a pipeline condition assessment program, and various committee and department reports. Additionally, the board reviewed financial reports, including revenue analysis, treasurer's reports, and budget analyses for the preceding month.
Sep 22, 2026·
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Citrus Heights Water District Public Financing Authority Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on the consideration and approval of the bylaws for the Citrus Heights Water District Public Financing Authority. This action included the adoption of Resolution No. 01-2026, which establishes the governance and operational framework for the Authority, appoints its officers, and sets regular meeting dates for the board.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Citrus Heights Water District Board Meeting Agenda
The board meeting documentation covers various administrative and operational matters. Key agenda topics include labor negotiations with unrepresented employees, the appointment of an Acting General Manager, and updates on existing litigation against the San Juan Water District. Financial reports were presented, including revenue analysis, treasurer's reports, and investment portfolio summaries. The board also reviewed long-range agenda planning, department reports, and possible action regarding committee vacancies and construction agreements.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Citrus Heights Water Customer Advisory Committee Meeting Summary
The committee focused on the ongoing meter technology series, specifically evaluating approaches for next-generation system updates. Staff presented a recommendation to implement cellular Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) over a phased timeline, citing operational benefits, enhanced leak detection capabilities, and long-term cost-efficiency. Discussions included an analysis of lifecycle costs, operational data utilization, and the findings from the cellular AMI pilot program. Participants also provided feedback on customer portal usage, leak notification preferences, and communication strategies for future technology deployment.
