The board discussed operational updates, including growth in the fiber division, upcoming public events, and the bid opening for a new office building. Financial reports for the electric, water, wastewater, and fiber divisions were reviewed, along with engineering reports detailing infrastructure projects, SCADA system upgrades, and meter replacements. The board also addressed contract approvals for auditing services, software subscriptions, and tank inspections. Additionally, mid-year safety performance measures were presented, and a board member was recognized for their service.
The board meeting covered updates on the United Way Day of Action and fiber division operational metrics. Financial, electric, and water/wastewater division reports were reviewed, highlighting infrastructure projects, SCADA upgrades, arc flash studies, and subdivision developments. The board approved two resolutions: one requesting the annexation of utility-owned property into the City of Cleveland, and another authorizing the condemnation of electric facilities to provide service in annexed areas. Additionally, several purchase orders were approved, including those for cloud-based phone services, a high-performance server, pole inspections, meter endpoints, water meters, chemical supplies, and fleet vehicle replacements.
The Board meeting included updates on the Tennessee Valley Lineman Rodeo competition, progress on the fiber division's customer growth and upcoming promotions, and an announcement regarding the Independence Day office closure. Financial, electric, and water/wastewater division reports were reviewed, highlighting revenue performance, capital projects, and service metrics. The Board approved several items, including property and casualty insurance renewal, the annual funding of the OPEB Trust, property purchase authorization, utility rate adjustments, and various purchase orders for operational equipment, software maintenance, and engineering services. An executive session was held to discuss state legislation impacts on providing electric service to annexed areas.
The board discussed several operational and strategic updates, including the success of the CUA Leadership Academy, network service achievements in the fiber division, and policy adjustments regarding the national penny shortage. Reports covering the financial performance and project statuses of the Electric and Water/Wastewater divisions were reviewed. The board also authorized the adoption of the annual budget for the upcoming fiscal year, approved an asset transfer agreement for traffic signals with the City of Cleveland, and sanctioned multiple purchase orders for infrastructure maintenance and equipment. Additionally, the board approved a loan application to fund the expansion of the wastewater treatment plant.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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