Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting featured presentations from interns regarding their experiences in the wastewater and water labs. The Board received a presentation on the 2025 audit, which had no findings, and reviewed two rate increase scenarios for water and sewer services to address rising costs and future deficits. The Executive Director provided updates on emergency mold remediation and foundation repairs, while various committee reports covered strategic plan initiatives, infrastructure repairs, the pre-apprenticeship program, and compliance efforts. The Board also reviewed and approved several resolutions, including authorization for emergency repairs, salary adjustments, and contract-related actions, while tabling by-law amendments for further consideration.
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Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority Regular Meeting
The board addressed several operational and financial matters, including the approval of service charge adjustments, bill payments, and infrastructure projects such as Well 6 and Well 9A improvements. Key discussions included updates on staffing, organizational charts, and hiring procedures, as well as the status of various water and sewer capital plans. The board also reviewed and approved measures concerning online legal notices, emergency pump station repairs, and contract modifications for legal counsel. Several policy and personnel-related resolutions were discussed, with some held for executive session or tabled for future consideration, including licensing incentive policies and by-law amendments.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed several operational and administrative matters, including the termination of a credit card portal service, updates on a summer intern program, and reports from engineering and operations committees regarding infrastructure maintenance, such as well approvals and manhole repairs. The Lateral Committee provided updates on property repair estimates. The board also addressed organizational chart revisions, awarded a professional contract for rate and energy counsel, and authorized an RFP for a T4 licensed water operator. Additionally, the board authorized competitive contracting for consulting search firm services and engaged in a strategic planning session to define priorities for environmental stewardship, customer service, and workforce development.
