Michael P. Collins

The document outlines the Salem and Beverly Water Supply Board's strategic approach to long-term modernization and sustainable water infrastructure management. This is achieved through the Sustainable Water Infrastructure Management Program (SWIM), which focuses on five key areas: Reliability, Asset Management, Capital Renewal, Energy/Environment/Regulatory Management, and Safety (RACES). The plan aims to ensure reliable and resilient drinking water delivery, manage aging infrastructure, optimize costs, meet regulatory requirements, and foster a robust safety culture, preparing the utility for future generations of service.