Metropolitan Utilities District Committee Meetings And Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting included several key discussion items: a review of the billing price book updates and proposed changes to service fees; an update on infrastructure replacement programs; discussion on capital expenditures for utility facilities and equipment; approval of contracts and final payment estimates for water main installations; and the review of wage/salary increases and ratifications for district personnel. Additionally, the board recognized outstanding service by employees, reviewed the legislative report, discussed the state of the district, and approved various insurance renewals for property, equipment, and liability coverage.
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Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors Board Of Directors Meeting
The meeting included a safety briefing and the presentation of outstanding service awards to employees for their actions during a vehicle fire. The Board conducted a public hearing on proposed updates to the billing price book, which outlines fees for various district services. Key discussion topics included the methodology for setting labor rates, the decision to restructure turn-on fees by customer class to assist residential customers experiencing financial hardship, and the financial impact of collection and disconnection processes on both residential and commercial accounts.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
Metropolitan Utilities District Committee And Regular Board Meeting
The board meetings focused on reviewing and approving various capital expenditure projects, including LNG facility compressor refurbishment, LNG tank painting, replacement of sluice gates at the Florence Water Treatment Plant, and property demolition and restoration activities. The committee also reviewed updates to the District's Billing Price Book, including proposed revisions to various service rates, and received reports on the Actuarial Valuation for the retirement plan and 2025 audited financial statements. Additionally, the board conducted performance and salary reviews and discussed legislative reports and property declarations.
