City of Fremont Utility and Infrastructure Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed multiple infrastructure and utility projects, including contract amendments for roof repairs and transmission line relocation, and the Southeast Detention Cell Grading project. Actions included awarding contracts for lead service line replacements and geotechnical services. Furthermore, the board reviewed natural gas supply agreements and processed various expenditure claims related to utility department operations.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
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City of Fremont Utility and Infrastructure Board Meeting Minutes
The board recommended approval for change orders related to the Street, Parks, and Fleet Maintenance Building contract, authorized the renewal and extension of a natural gas purchasing and price risk management agreement, and approved the purchase of electric meters for the Advanced Metering Infrastructure system. Additionally, the board recommended an ordinance to modify municipal code spending limits in alignment with state legislation and received an informational update from the IT department.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Utility And Infrastructure Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed several infrastructure and utility contracts, including ground penetrating radar services, fiber optic connections, and equipment rental agreements. Key agenda items included the authorization of various service agreements, the review of auditing and consulting contracts, and discussions on department utility rate ordinances for electric, natural gas, sewer, and water services. Additionally, the board reviewed emergency declarations and property code amendments, approved final project acceptances, and reviewed expenditure approval lists for various operational costs.
Jun 30, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Fremont Utility And Infrastructure Board Meeting
The board discussed and moved to recommend various actions to the City Council, including engineering design services for Substation G, a contract for lead service line replacement consulting, and agreements for a gas infrastructure repair project. They also authorized an agreement for auditing services and initiated the process for new rate ordinances regarding electricity, natural gas, sewer, and water services for the upcoming years. Additionally, the board affirmed an emergency declaration, considered amendments to the municipal code concerning garbage hauling and occupation taxes, and approved the final acceptance and payment for the Luther Road South Phase 2 project. The meeting concluded with an update on the Grants and Transit Program.
