Chief Customer Officer at Snohomish County Public Utility District 1.
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Chief Energy Resources Officer
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The board convened for a retreat, during which members participated in training focused on Board Governance Policies, facilitated by the Chief Legal Officer.
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The board meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Agenda items included recognizing the Employee of the Month and approving various bid awards, professional services contracts, and amendments. Presentations were provided regarding media updates, power supply cost recovery, real estate lease extensions, demand response programs, pilot rate programs, system updates, and power product transitions. The board also passed resolutions to declare surplus real property for sale, authorize a low-income weatherization and energy savings agreement, and amend customer service regulations for electric service. Additionally, the board reviewed commission reports and financial status reports.
The board meeting featured a recognition of the General Manager's Life Saving Award for the line crew. Briefings and study sessions covered updates on the New Large Load/Data Center Principles, a grant extension for the Bus Charging Project with Everett Transit, the Connect Up quarterly progress, the surplus and sale of the Bosworth parcel, and the 2025 reliability report. Additionally, the board reviewed the Customer Experience Rates Program strategy, Energy Services 2024-2025 results, proposed updates to customer service regulations, and the Island County Income Qualified Weatherization Program. Public hearings were conducted regarding the disposal of surplus property, the declaration of property interests as surplus for Snohomish County, and the acquisition of real property for a future substation. Finally, the board authorized power purchase options, a grant amendment for electric bus charging infrastructure, and approved the 2027 commission budget.
The Board of Commissioners discussed various administrative and operational items. The agenda included updates on media and community engagement, radio tower lease amendments, property acquisition for future substations, and a briefing on BPA Tier 2 elections. The Board reviewed financial conditions, including the first quarter 2026 monitoring report, and considered resolutions regarding electric pathways grant agreements, surplus timber sales, and lease amendments. Additionally, the Board reviewed commission reports, performance dashboards, and the strategic plan quarterly update.
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