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Jun 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Water Supply District Of Acton Board Of Water Commissioners Meeting
The board meetings covered several key topics including the appointment of a Commissioner for virtual warrant signing and discussions on Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) regarding current sample data and treatment system updates. There were discussions on drought status and local water use restrictions, with updates on the Arlington Street water main break and the status of Free Cash Certification. Additionally, the meetings addressed the board realignment process, annual personnel appointments, the Consumer Confidence Report for 2025, and a review of the upcoming meeting schedule.
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The Board meeting covered various administrative and operational matters. Key agenda items included the appointment of a Commissioner for virtual warrant signing, the swearing-in of newly elected and appointed officials, and board realignment, including the selection of a new Chair. Discussion topics included updates on PFAS sampling and treatment, drought status and the maintenance of local water use restrictions, the status of free cash certification, and a review of the reserve fund transfer. Additionally, the Board received a report regarding a water main break on Arlington Street and established the meeting schedule for the remainder of the year.
Jun 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Acton Water District Finance Committee Finance Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting addressed the transition of a member to the position of Commissioner and formally concluded with an adjournment.
May 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board Of Water Commissioners Meeting
The board addressed various administrative actions, including the appointment of personnel, swearing-in of officials, and the review of third-quarter financials, noting specific budget overages in energy, training, and laboratory expenses. Discussions included a request for financial assistance regarding a residential water leak, leadership transitions following upcoming retirements, and the progress of PFAS treatment projects, including sample data, system upgrades, and the allocation of settlement funds. Additionally, the board voted to reduce local drought-related water use restrictions from Level 4 to Level 3.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
