Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Finance Committee Regular Meeting
The committee meeting agenda includes a consultation regarding financial management performance goals, along with scheduled discussions covering new business, old business, and future meeting schedules and topics.
Oct 23, 2026·Board meeting
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission Commission Meeting
The Commission focused on a proclamation honoring a departing commissioner for eleven years of service. Key agenda items included the adoption of the 2027 operating capital projects and debt service budgets, alongside the approval of 2027 service charge rates and septage disposal rates, which involve a 9.9% increase in service charges. The board also addressed several consent items, including sewer extension plans, purchase of new equipment, and infrastructure capacity improvements.
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Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission Commission Meeting
The meeting included a proclamation honoring a long-serving commissioner for 35 years of service. The commission approved the consent calendar, which covered various maintenance projects and equipment purchase authorizations. A resolution was passed to authorize the issuance of general obligation sewage system promissory notes for infrastructure improvements. The meeting also featured a presentation regarding the 2026 District Strategic Plan, focusing on key performance indicators across four primary pillars: financial capacity, infrastructure reliability, public trust, and regulatory compliance.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission Commission Meeting
The meeting focused on the proposed 2027 operating and capital budget, with presentations detailing three major infrastructure projects: liquid processing phase two, biosolids improvements, and heat and power initiatives. The discussion emphasized the need to address aging infrastructure, meet regulatory compliance standards, and capitalize on potential revenue streams. The commission also reviewed the consent calendar and deliberated on policies concerning capital reserves and their direct impact on future service charges.