The Board of Directors discussed various operational and financial matters across two meeting sessions. Key topics included the authorization of a public works contract for on-call tree and arborist services, the adoption of an updated salary schedule with living wage adjustments, and the approval of task orders for water main improvements and engineering services. The Board also reviewed reports regarding 2025 Urban Water Management and Water Shortage Contingency Plans, received financial reports on capital improvement projects, and considered a new policy on customer bill adjustments for water leaks.
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Mid-Peninsula Water District Board Of Directors Meeting
The Board discussed and received reports on several key capital improvement projects, including the Folger Drive Emergency Operations Center and the Dekoven Tanks replacement. A resolution was adopted to delegate authority to the General Manager for the approval of design standards and plans for improvement and maintenance projects. The Board also reviewed preliminary fiscal year operating and capital budgets, received reports on water capacity charge studies, discussed potential impacts of potability water irrigation bans, and evaluated updates to the rules of the Board of Directors.
Jan 22, 2026·Strategic plan
Mid-Peninsula Water District Strategic Plan 2026
This Strategic Plan details the Mid-Peninsula Water District's vision, mission, and strategic goals, guided by six core strategic elements. The plan prioritizes delivering safe, high-quality, and reliable water in a cost-effective, environmentally sensitive, and efficient manner, demonstrating strong stewardship of water resources and infrastructure. Key areas of focus include employee services, external relationships and customer service, resource management and resiliency, infrastructure management and operations, financial management, and emergency preparedness. The District aims to foster open communication, provide exceptional service, and solidify its position as an industry leader, operating with a 'People First, Mission Always' philosophy.
