William Logan

The Board discussed various operational and capital improvement projects, including the Water Filtration Plant improvements, the Techwin project, the 2025 Water Bundle project, and the Administration Building expansion. Personnel matters were addressed, specifically the hiring of a new Water Filtration Plant operator and the establishment of hourly wage adjustments for non-bargaining employees. Staff provided reports on a local educator externship program, data center water usage regulations, and toured the facility with Del-Co Water Company personnel. The Board entered an executive session to discuss the purchase and/or sale of property and pending or imminent court action.

The meeting encompassed various operational and administrative updates, including progress on the Water Filtration Plant and Administration Building expansion projects. Discussion topics included the Educator Externship Program, the establishment of a dedicated budget fund for PFAS settlement monies, and personnel accomplishments regarding professional certifications. The board also reviewed expenditures and conducted an executive session to address property and legal matters.

The board discussed the Residuals Master Plan, including the scope of work and budget for the selected firm to manage residuals treatment and end-use alternatives. The session also addressed the authorization of legal expenditures for a pending lawsuit, employment status updates for staff, and progress reports on strategic plans, facility tours, project updates, and utility infrastructure improvements. Additionally, members reviewed proposed changes to financial expenditure reporting for better oversight and discussed the future implementation of advanced metering infrastructure.

The board meetings and work sessions cover recurring administrative and operational oversight for water and wastewater services. Key discussion topics involve periodic board work sessions and regular board meetings to manage regional water resources, facility operations, and infrastructure projects.

The Board of Municipal Utilities conducted meetings addressing multiple infrastructure and administrative projects. Key topics included the approval of the Administration Building Expansion Project, with the authorization of contracts for both construction and special inspection services. The Board also approved the purchase and installation of a new emergency generator for the Island Road pump station, including a supplemental budget appropriation from the ETL2 fund balance. Additional discussions covered investment regulation amendments, updates on ongoing water filtration plant improvements and water bundle projects, and an executive session regarding public employee compensation and property matters.