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Mar 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Georgetown Municipal Water And Sewer Service Board Of Commissioners Board Meeting Minutes
The Board of Commissioners discussed various administrative and operational reports, including monthly billing, financial statements, and department updates regarding IT, administration, and engineering. The Board reviewed and approved numerous recurring and non-recurring expenditures, including contracts for construction, vehicle purchases, equipment repairs, and professional services. Additionally, the Board addressed customer service reports concerning water usage and meter data verification, evaluated PFAS treatment compliance, approved surplus vehicle disposal, authorized water and sanitary sewer service agreements, and conducted an executive session regarding financial and legal matters.
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The Board Meeting agenda included call to order, introduction of guests, public comments, and reports from various departments covering monthly bills, financial statements, IT/Admin, Operations, and Engineering. Informational updates focused on Customer Service Water Usage, PFAs status, and Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). New Business involved discussion and potential approvals for surplus vehicles and equipment, as well as multiple scheduled payments to various vendors for equipment, services, and contracts, including a large payment to McCain Bros. Excavating, LLC. The session also included a discussion on miscellaneous items, an executive session regarding KRS 61.810, and adjournment. The document also references minutes from a Special Called Meeting held on January 27, 2026, where the Board established a new regular meeting schedule of one meeting per month on the third Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. Key discussions included public comments on transparency and water supply considerations, approval of the updated Respiratory Protection Plan, purchase of three vehicles, and payment approvals for specific contractors.
Jan 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board Of Commissioners Special Called Board Meeting
The agenda for the meeting included calling the session to order, the election of the Chair and determination of the meeting schedule, and introduction of guests. Reports were scheduled, covering monthly bills, financial statements, IT/Admin updates, safety reports, operations reviews, a quarterly water loss report, and an engineering report. Informational updates covered the water treatment process overview, the Desha and Water Street Interceptor Sewer Replacement schedule, a website update, meeting live streaming and archiving, and updates on Advanced Metering Infrastructure. New business items included discussions on the Model Respiratory Protection Plan, surplus vehicles and equipment, vehicle purchases, and a water supply update. The session also addressed several specific contract expenditures and concluded with an executive session regarding KRS 61.810.
Nov 10, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Georgetown City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting included a moment of silence and the pledge of allegiance. Key discussion points centered on public comments regarding substantial issues impacting residents. Concerns were raised over water quality, specifically annual taste and odor issues, and unaccountable spikes in water bills, leading to requests for transparent review processes. Citizens also voiced strong opposition to the recent significant water rate increases, noting the financial burden on families, especially seniors and single parents, and questioned the $72 million revenue bond for the wastewater treatment plant expansion which incurred cost overruns. Further discussions involved a purported illegal closed meeting of the water department board, the status of the wastewater treatment plant lawsuit, and concerns regarding property valuation fairness. Another significant topic addressed was the structure of local taxation, specifically the 1% city and 1% county occupational taxes, arguing that city taxpayers receive no benefit from the county portion. Additionally, a Flannel and Frost event application requiring street closure was approved. The Mayor acknowledged the passing of Lieutenant Martin Lang Collins, recognizing her instrumental role in bringing Toyota to the community in 1986. An update was provided regarding mapping flood planes within the county and city.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
