The board discussed several infrastructure and utility contracts, including ground penetrating radar services, fiber optic connections, and equipment rental agreements. Key agenda items included the authorization of various service agreements, the review of auditing and consulting contracts, and discussions on department utility rate ordinances for electric, natural gas, sewer, and water services. Additionally, the board reviewed emergency declarations and property code amendments, approved final project acceptances, and reviewed expenditure approval lists for various operational costs.
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The board considered multiple infrastructure-related agenda items, including engineering design services for a substation terminal relocation, quarterly financial reports, and consulting services for lead service line replacements. Several equipment lease agreements were reviewed for excavators and a skid steer, along with contractor agreements for gas infrastructure repair and professional auditing services. The board also addressed rate ordinance changes for electric, natural gas, sewer, and water services, as well as an emergency declaration for expenses, agreements for railroad wireline crossings, and an amendment to municipal codes regarding garbage hauling taxes. Furthermore, the meeting involved the final acceptance of a road project and a general update on grant coordination and transit.
Jun 30, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Fremont Utility And Infrastructure Board Meeting
The board discussed and moved to recommend various actions to the City Council, including engineering design services for Substation G, a contract for lead service line replacement consulting, and agreements for a gas infrastructure repair project. They also authorized an agreement for auditing services and initiated the process for new rate ordinances regarding electricity, natural gas, sewer, and water services for the upcoming years. Additionally, the board affirmed an emergency declaration, considered amendments to the municipal code concerning garbage hauling and occupation taxes, and approved the final acceptance and payment for the Luther Road South Phase 2 project. The meeting concluded with an update on the Grants and Transit Program.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Utility and Infrastructure Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed several operational and project-related items, including a consulting agreement with CentralSquare for billing services, a waste management landfill service contract, and an amendment to the North Downtown Streetscape Revitalization Project. Additionally, the board considered the award of the 2026 Pavement Rehabilitation Project, received a general manager update regarding the customer service department, and approved accounts payable for the utility departments.
