Chelmsford Water District Regular Commissioners' Meeting
The meeting featured detailed updates on ongoing PFAS treatment projects at Crooked Spring and Riverneck, including contract status, work scheduling, and funding through the State Revolving Fund. The Superintendent's report covered operational metrics such as water main and service line breaks, water meter replacements, and water quality testing results. Key capital projects, including the water transmission main installation and the Linwood water main extension, were reviewed. The board officially voted to award the Riverneck Water Treatment Plant PFAS Improvement Project contract to Waterline Industries Corporation. Additionally, the committee discussed financial reports, solar energy production, and various administrative updates regarding audits and legal claims.
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Chelmsford Water District Regular Commissioners' Meeting
The Board of Water Commissioners held an executive session regarding real property purchase and litigation strategy. In the open session, the Board received a comprehensive update on various PFAS treatment projects, including status reports on construction contracts and State Revolving Fund program details. The Business Director provided financial reports, including revenue and expense breakdowns, audit updates, and information on personnel changes. The Superintendent's report covered distribution and meter maintenance, treatment operations, environmental compliance regarding PFAS monitoring, and progress on capital projects such as the transmission main and line extensions. The Board also discussed potential scheduling for a special meeting and addressed inquiries regarding specific operational expenditures and infrastructure inspections.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Chelmsford Water District Regular Commissioners' Meeting
The meeting focused on legal and operational updates, including an executive session to discuss litigation strategy. Key topics included progress reports on several PFAS treatment facility projects, the status of state revolving fund financing, and ongoing water transmission main construction. The Business Director provided updates on financial reporting, upcoming audits, staff retirement, and a contract default. The Superintendent reviewed maintenance and distribution activities, environmental compliance data, and infrastructure improvements. Additionally, Commissioners discussed funding for future land acquisitions and long-term strategies for improving water quality.
