The Board discussed several residential concerns, including water connection and metering options for 9 Watson St and multiple payment agreement requests for overdue accounts. Department projects were reviewed, specifically the pilot study for the Filter Project and the allocation of an emerging contaminants grant for engineering and study purposes. The board also addressed lead service line excavation leftovers, emergency response planning, cyber security status, a roof repair proposal for the Water Department building, and water tie-in options for 369 East Main St.
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The board reviewed invoices and discussed several resident concerns, including requests to waive late fees for utility payments and a request for water testing. The meeting also covered various infrastructure projects: the Lead Service Line Inventory, the completion of the Rt 9 Water Main Project, and the status of the Filter Project proposal. Additionally, the board discussed coordination for National Grid paving, land-fill monitoring well sampling, and approved access to the FY27 pipe bid.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Water Commissioners Meeting Minutes
The board addressed several resident concerns regarding late fee waivers and payment agreements. Project updates included the status of the Lead Service Line Inventory, the Filter Project pilot study, and potential grant funding for projects. The board decided on enforcement actions for water service terminations for non-compliance and accepted a proposal from HazCommpliance LLC for regulatory compliance services. Additionally, the board reviewed the monthly budget report and discussed the upcoming distribution of the Consumer Confidence Report.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Water Commissioners Meeting
The Board of Water Commissioners discussed several project updates and administrative proposals. Key topics included a service termination extension request for a property on Brown Street and a payment agreement request for a property on Lake Street currently undergoing rehabilitation. Project status reports indicated that the Route 9 project is nearly complete. The Board also approved a proposal for a pilot study focused on the removal of iron, manganese, and PFAS. Additionally, the Board tabled a discussion regarding 9A Cottage Street pending consultation with legal counsel and approved a direct billing proposal for Kirkwood.
