Metropolitan Utilities District Draft Committee Meetings Agenda
The draft Committee Meetings Agenda for the March 4, 2026, meeting covered several key areas. The Construction & Operations section included discussions on Capital Expenditures, Acceptance of Contracts and Payment of Final Estimates, a Change Order (WP2217) for pump engine overhauls, and Bids on Materials and Contracts. The Services & Extensions committee agenda included Main Extensions. The Personnel committee addressed Wage and/or Salary Increases and Ratification. The Judicial & Legislative committee planned to review the Second Legislative Report for 2026 and ratify the 2822 State Street acquisition.
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Metropolitan Utilities District Board Of Directors Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several agenda items, beginning with a safety briefing detailing emergency protocols, exits, and first aid locations. Key discussions involved proposed capital expenditures, including the purchase and installation of an ultrasonic gas meter at the OPBD North Omaha plant ($1.8 million), and upgrades to the SCADA system hardware and software at the 17th and 63rd Street propane air plant. System improvements included replacing an underground regulator station with a new above-ground station for enhanced operational flexibility. Additionally, plant engineering sought final acceptance for various projects, such as replacing an underground storage tank at Plat South, water main installations, and pavement repairs at the construction center. The board also reviewed a change order for the Plat West Lime Grit removal system upgrades, proposing a net increase of 3% to replace flexible hosing with permanent hard piping. Bids and contracts included the ratification of an extension for Cisco contact center support with Calabrio, which moves infrastructure to the cloud and incorporates advanced analytics for quality assurance. Other procurement items involved rejecting bids for chemical building fall protection and basin replacements due to exceeding budget, recommending a contract with Patriot Crane to move heavy shop equipment using insurance proceeds, and extending service agreements for elevator maintenance and ground maintenance at various water facilities.
Nov 5, 2025·Board meeting
Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors Meeting
The meeting of the Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors included a safety briefing and a review of proposed capital expenditures, focusing on digital transformation and the street car project. Discussions covered storm damage recovery, the acquisition of properties for the Florence water treatment plant, and accountability for damage caused by contractors. The board also reviewed acceptance of contracts, payment of final estimates, bids on materials and contracts, proposed main extensions, and a change order for security services. Additionally, there was a recap of employee counts and job placements.
