Parker Water & Sanitation District Regularly Scheduled Meeting
The board meeting agenda included reviewing accounts payable and monthly financial reports, as well as a request for approval regarding the purchase of water resource credits for a commercial fuel facility. Additionally, the board received an informational update on cybersecurity risks and initiatives, reviewed 2027 budget priorities, and conducted a work session to discuss the financial plan for the Platte Valley Water Partnership.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Directors for the Parker Water and Sanitation District Regular Meeting
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The Board approved the accounts payable for June 16 to July 15, 2026, and reviewed the preliminary financial report for June 2026. Action items included the approval of an early work package for the Denver Basin Wells Phase II and Pipeline Project, an amendment to the Design-Build Agreement for the North Water Reclamation Facility Phase 1B Expansion Project, the replacement of a center pivot for Stumpf Pasture following storm damage, and a water resource credit purchase for Parker Covenant Group LLC. The meeting also included a work session regarding the draft Financial Management Policy.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Parker Water & Sanitation District Regularly Scheduled Meeting
The board meeting agenda includes the review of accounts payable for the first half of May, a detailed presentation of the year-to-date financials for April covering water and sewer revenues and expenditures, and the first reading of Resolution 2026-09 regarding a formal cybersecurity and ransomware response policy. The policy proposes a 'no-pay' default posture for ransom demands to protect public funds and ensure operational continuity, with limited emergency exceptions for public safety.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Parker Water Board Board Meeting
The board discussed key water conservation initiatives, including the implementation of voluntary stage one drought alerts and the status of residential water waste enforcement. Updates were provided regarding the 'Garden in the Box' distribution program, community landscaping workshops, and the engagement levels of the Citizens Academy. The board also reviewed an interim audit report projecting a strong net financial position and received operational updates on maintenance projects, including the replacement of UV disinfection bulbs and sediment removal at the Cherry Creek diversion structure.
