Programs and Public Affairs Specialist at Mission Springs Water District
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The board meeting included a public comment session regarding district policy and records retention, as well as several presentations. These included an introduction of the Desert Hot Springs High School Real Academy fall interns, the introduction of a new Civic Spark fellow, and a technical feasibility study presentation on the downtown area and Palm Drive corridor sewer implementation plan.
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The meeting featured a presentation on the Desert Hot Springs High School Real Academy internship program, where students shared their experiences working within various departments of the district. The board also reviewed Resolution 2026-15, which authorizes the issuance and sale of up to $28 million in certificates of participation to fund a new main campus and critical service center, along with the construction of two new water booster stations. Additionally, the board engaged in a discussion clarifying the technical differences between certificates of participation and other types of municipal bonds.
The board meeting addressed several key items, including a public comment session regarding IDA consolidation efforts and a request to rescind a previous resolution. The board also received a human resources report, which included the introduction of a new engineering technician, recognition of employee milestone anniversaries, and the celebration of professional certifications and educational achievements for staff members. A closed session was held to conference with legal counsel regarding potential litigation. Additionally, a public hearing was conducted concerning the proposal to fix, levy, and collect sewer standby assessments for the upcoming fiscal year.
A 2-year operating and capital budget for Mission Springs Water District covering fiscal years 2026 and 2027. The plan provides a financial blueprint for the district's water and wastewater infrastructure investments, balancing water production, distribution, and treatment operations with capital improvement projects for wells, reservoirs, and treatment facilities.
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