The meeting agenda includes a proclamation recognizing Smart Irrigation Month, and various contract approvals including a construction manager agreement for the Nolte Road booster pump station, an interlocal agreement for the Cross-Prairie Parkway roadway extension, and a Microsoft software renewal. Additionally, the Board will consider service agreements for backflow services, chemical and biological odor control, and emulsified polymer supply. Other agenda items include the Lift Station 05C rehabilitation, a customer credit adjustment, asset management and GIS presentations, a strategic plan summary, and monthly financial and statistical reports.
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Toho Water Authority Board of Supervisors Regular Board Meeting
The Board agenda covers various operational and administrative matters, including proclamations for Florida Water Reuse Week, the recognition of FWEA awards for water reclaim facilities, and the asset disposal for May 2026. Key agenda items include the approval of design services and task authorizations for several utility projects, developer service agreements, ranking and selection of firms for expansion projects, procurement of software, and financial adjustments. Additionally, the agenda features informational presentations on water quality and performance metrics, reports on infrastructure emergency repairs, and updates on the Toho Assistance Program.
Mar 11, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included the approval of several proclamations, including Water Conservation Month, Fix a Leak Week, and Government Financial Professionals' Week. The Board addressed various infrastructure, engineering, and maintenance projects through a consent agenda, covering force main, sewer rehabilitation, and water treatment plant expansion efforts, as well as equipment purchases and professional service agreements. A quarterly investment report was presented, and a proposed immigration-based employment sponsorship program was discussed and approved. Staff provided updates on financial and statistical reporting, infrastructure repairs, and customer adjustments, while the Executive Director highlighted system upgrades, legislative priorities, and organizational participation in professional committees.
