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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Approx., 3.3 miles (17,550 LF) of galvanized pipe in need of replacement. This project will replace these mains with either an 8" DIP water main or a 6" DIP water main. Once completed, these water mains. will have an extended useful life and will meet fire flow requirements.
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Greenville
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Greenville
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407 W Broad St.
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29601
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Greenville Water
The Commissioners of Public Works received a presentation honoring a staff member's national Meter Madness competition victory, reviewed legislative updates regarding the state budget and utility reimbursement laws, and discussed proposed changes to Rules and Regulations concerning private water main takeovers and separate meter requirements. Additionally, the Board heard updates on the Paid Time Off policy, current reservoir conditions and wildfire preparedness, the implementation of an autonomous drone program for watershed monitoring, and progress on FEMA reimbursements and various capital infrastructure projects, including pipeline and pump station construction.
The Budget Workshop focused on the review of the Capital Improvement Program for 2015-2019, including adjustments to project costs and the inclusion or removal of specific infrastructure projects. Discussions covered the legal use of capacity fees for water system improvements and the implementation of alkalinity improvements at treatment plants. Additionally, an overview of the proposed FY 2015 Annual Operating Budget was provided, and the Commissioners expressed concerns regarding the organization's signage at the Peace Center.
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The board received a legislative update covering topics such as the state budget, utility reimbursement, and municipal election laws. An independent financial audit for the previous calendar year was presented, confirming clean opinions and strong financial performance. The commission authorized loan applications for State Revolving Fund projects aimed at replacing galvanized water mains in St. Francis and Nicholtown. Furthermore, a resolution was approved to facilitate right-of-way acquisition for the Crosstown Water Line Extension Project. The Chief Executive Report included updates on strategic planning, the integration of new drone technology for watershed security, and ongoing infrastructure developments.
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