Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed several agenda items, including reports from the Corporate Secretary, Ethics Office, Inspector General, and General Manager. Key discussion topics included the Strategic Plan refresh, professional licensure and certification compliance audits, the fiscal year 2028 preliminary proposed budget and cost of service update, customer service performance indicators, Bay Restoration Fund reauthorization, and procurement regulation updates related to Maryland House Bill 1230. Several contract votes were taken regarding hydro power generation, biosolids hauling management, polyaluminum chloride procurement, and various water main rehabilitation and electrical upgrade projects. The meeting also included an update from the Employees' Retirement Board of Trustees and an OPEB update.
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Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Audit Committee Agenda
The Audit Committee agenda included an election for the committee chair, approval of minutes, and various audit reports, including an OIG quarterly audit and an Enterprise Risk Management program update. Several audits and reports were presented, such as professional licensure and certification compliance, a contract close-out audit, a Blue Plains O&M audit for FY2022, and an MJUF FY2020 audit. Additionally, the committee reviewed a quarterly fraud, waste, and abuse report, the WSSC Planning and Reporting Act of 2025 status, the FY2027 work plan, and an overview of the FY2026 annual report. The meeting also included an enterprise risk management briefing covering topics such as water supply disruption, power failure, health and safety risks, aging infrastructure, regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, and workforce succession planning.
Apr 15, 2026·Board meeting
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Open Meeting Minutes
The Commission addressed various operational reports, including occupational health and safety updates, fleet management awards, and upcoming initiatives like Water Week. A resolution was adopted to move toward Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) technology. Reports were reviewed from the Office of the Inspector General, the Ethics Office regarding the 2025 program, and the Employees' Retirement Plan Board of Trustees. The meeting also involved approval of multiple contracts related to wastewater pumping station improvements, water main replacement, dam engineering, vehicle procurement, and energy services. Furthermore, performance indicators for customer service and a legislative update were presented, followed by a decision to convene in a closed session to discuss real property acquisition.
Mar 1, 2026·Capital improvement plan
WSSC Water Proposed Operating and Capital Budget 2026-2027
A single-year capital and operating budget for WSSC Water covering fiscal year 2027. The plan provides a blueprint for infrastructure investments across water and sewer systems, including water mains, sewer mains, and wastewater treatment facilities, serving Montgomery and Prince George's counties in Maryland.
