Assistant General Manager at Mission Springs Water District
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The board meeting included a public comment session regarding district policy and records retention, as well as several presentations. These included an introduction of the Desert Hot Springs High School Real Academy fall interns, the introduction of a new Civic Spark fellow, and a technical feasibility study presentation on the downtown area and Palm Drive corridor sewer implementation plan.
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The board discussed proposed updates to the district's procurement, purchasing, and disbursement policy, focusing on transitions to a new ERP system, adjustments to informal quote tiers, clarification of insurance and bond requirements, and updates to the capitalization policy. Additionally, the meeting covered a new records management policy and retention schedule, which aligns with the California Public Records Act and addresses digital record retention, including emails and team communications.
The board meeting included an award presentation to the finance team from the Government Finance Officers Association for budget reporting. Additionally, the board recognized two new employees and approved a promotion for a customer service supervisor. Public hearings and discussions were held regarding the adoption of Ordinance 2026-01, establishing compensation and expense reimbursement for directors, and Resolution 2026-16, which authorizes the general manager to execute agreements for the septic-to-sewer conversion project for the Indian Canyon Mobile Home Park. The board also reviewed a regional communication support agreement.
The study session focused on two key agenda items concerning Kenwood Energy. The board reviewed and considered approval for a contract amendment for professional services related to solar operations and maintenance, including project management for the 19th Avenue solar site. Additionally, the board discussed awarding a contract to Kenwood Energy for a Renewable Energy Credits request for proposal, which aims to generate a new revenue stream for the district.
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