Director of Production (Water System) at Erie County Water Authority
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A 1-year capital spending budget for the Erie County Water Authority for fiscal year 2027. The budget covers infrastructure investments across water treatment plants, distribution and transmission mains, pump stations, metering, facilities, and information technology, with a focus on equipment upgrades, lead service line replacement, and system reliability improvements.
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The board meeting covered a broad range of operational and administrative business. Key agenda items included executive sessions on pending litigation, the review of financial and investment reports, and the authorization of various contracts and agreements. Specific actions involved awarding a contract for electrical equipment at the Sturgeon Point Water Treatment Plant, approving settlement agreements regarding property and environmental regulations, and entering into service agreements for internet, telephone, and facility cleaning. The board also addressed infrastructure projects, including main extensions, construction acceptance in subdivisions, and contract amendments for engineering and maintenance services, as well as budget adjustments and travel authorization for professional development.
The board agenda items included authorizing a second revocable permit for university facilities for construction staging; awarding contracts for water service investigations and lead service replacements, existing manhole and chamber rehabilitations, and storage tank refurbishing; entering into a service agreement for reverse engineering of a water pump impeller; approving amendments to professional services contracts for engineering and consulting services; amending the annual O&M budget; ratifying the installation and retirement of various hydrants and valves; and authorizing employee travel for training and professional summits.
The Board of Commissioners addressed several administrative and operational matters. These included amending the financial disclosure statement and the code of ethics policy, and authorizing the New York State Department of Transportation to adjust water facilities for various infrastructure projects. A contract was awarded for the delivery of fluorosilicic acid for water treatment, and an amendment was approved for a professional engineering services contract. Additionally, the board approved several change orders for lead service line replacement projects and ratified the installation and retirement of various hydrants and valves across multiple locations. Lastly, the board authorized travel for two executives to attend the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies Executive Management Conference.
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