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Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
Macon Water Authority Minutes
The board discussed an update on bond ratings, reviewed investment performance for Board-restricted funds, and approved the Municipal Option Sales Tax resolution for the 2027 Legislative Session. The Macon Water Alliance presented quarterly reports and discussed the C.A.R.E. Fund Act. The Engineering Committee provided updates on major projects, highlighting awards and savings at the Amerson Water Treatment Plant. Financial and health insurance reports were reviewed. Additionally, a resolution was passed regarding a real estate swap with the Macon Industrial Authority, and a review of application fees and security deposits for non-residential customers was referred to the Finance Committee.
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The board meeting agenda covers key administrative and operational reports. The Finance Committee plans to review investment performance and the Municipal Option Sales Tax. The Macon Water Alliance will present quarterly reports for the Bibb County DFCS and Macon-Bibb EOC. The Engineering Committee is scheduled to provide updates on major projects. The board will also review monthly financial statements and health insurance analysis, receive updates on Amerson Water Treatment Plant interior and fountain projects, and hold an executive session to discuss legal, real estate, and personnel matters.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Macon Soils, Inc. Agenda
The board meeting agenda included an operational report, a financial report, and a comparative income report, all covering year-to-date activities through June 30, 2026. The meeting also included scheduled time for the discussion of old and new business before adjournment.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting
Macon Water Authority Minutes
The board meeting included several key discussions and actions. The Finance Committee reviewed investment performance, approved the 2026 Revenue Bond and Master Bond resolutions, authorized the new Riverside Drive Lane Sewer Pump Station, and awarded bids for various water and wastewater chemicals while noting significant price increases. Discussions also took place regarding the Municipal Option Sales Tax (MOST). The Engineering Committee discussed major project updates and the challenges of the stormwater system, specifically regarding intergovernmental agreements and the levee system's condition. The Personnel Committee successfully moved to appoint Michel Wanna as the permanent Executive Director and President. Additionally, the board approved a date change for the upcoming October meeting.
