Keith Arbuckle

The Duckett Creek Sanitary District Board of Trustees held a regular board meeting to discuss several key items. The board discussed the FY2026 budget, including the approval of Resolution 25-10 for the FY2026 budget. They reviewed monthly financial reports for the period ending October 31, 2025, and approved Resolution 25-11 regarding the Demand Response Program with Enel X North America, Inc. Additionally, the board approved Resolution 25-12, awarding the Highway K Lift Station Upgrades Project to Bingman Construction Company LLC. The directors provided reports on engineering, operations, maintenance, collection systems, information systems, administration, and human resources. An executive closed session was held to discuss legal actions, real estate matters, personnel issues, and individually identifiable personnel records.

The Duckett Creek Sanitary District Board of Trustees convened for a Special Board meeting, which included an Executive Closed Session to discuss personnel matters and individually identifiable personnel records, as authorized under the Missouri Sunshine Law. Following the closed session, the public session reopened, during which there was no further discussion. The meeting then adjourned.

The Duckett Creek Sanitary District Board of Trustees convened to address several key items. Discussions included an insurance renewal update, a review of monthly financial reports for the period ending September 30, 2025, and Resolution 25-09 concerning Treatment Plant No. 4 Change Order 9. The board also considered the Fiscal Year 2026 Proposed Budget. Additionally, directors presented reports on engineering, operations, maintenance, the collection system, information systems, administration, and human resources. The session concluded with an executive closed session to discuss legal action, real estate, and personnel matters.

The Duckett Creek Sanitary District Board of Trustees held a meeting where they nominated and approved the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson for 2025. They reviewed the bylaws, and approved the bill of sale for the Treatment Plant No. 4 public water main extension to Public Water Supply District No. 2. The monthly financial reports for November and December 2024 were discussed and approved, highlighting higher than budgeted operating revenues and connection fees. The Executive Director provided updates, including the upcoming retirement of the Manager of Information Systems and a request to rename Duckett Creek Ln. The Director of Engineering and Operations discussed the project management tool, purchase tracking software, and provided an update on the TP4 project, including a supplemental agreement with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly. The meeting also included a review of engineering reports, residential and commercial connections, field services, and the lateral repair program. An executive closed session was held to discuss real estate, legal, and personnel issues.

The Duckett Creek Sanitary District Board of Trustees held a meeting to discuss various topics including public comments regarding meeting times and accessibility, insurance renewal updates, and the 2025 budget draft. The board also reviewed monthly financial reports, records for destruction, and directors' reports, which included updates on wholesale rates, Treatment Plant No. 4, engineering reports, and system updates. Additionally, the board discussed and approved a change order for Treatment Plant 4 East Influent and addressed the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday's impact on the November board meeting.