The Metropolitan District is seeking bids to replace twelve flow meters and their control systems. Three locations also require replacement of combined sewer overflow level sensors, and the work includes replacing seven rain gauges and their control systems. The contract includes associated labor, equipment, permits, technical support, and accessories.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Hartford County Metropolitan District
Personnel, Pension and Insurance Committee of the Metropolitan District Special Meeting
Date: Jul 13, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee held meetings to discuss pension investment policy amendments, including the reallocation of real estate and equity targets. Additionally, they reviewed proposed amendments to the Retirement Plan regarding the Chief Executive Officer's credited service and compensation. The committee also conducted interviews and deliberations to select a successor for the position of District Counsel, ultimately recommending a candidate for the role.
Metropolitan District Commission Sewer System Capacity Meeting
Date: Jun 1, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting addressed the impact of storm water and groundwater infiltration on the regional sewer system. Key topics included the challenges posed by inflow and infiltration (INI) in member towns, the progress and costs of the ongoing Clean Water Project, and the implications of rising groundwater tables for municipal infrastructure. Discussions also covered a new rate structure for inflow reduction, the need for improved coordination between the district and member towns regarding storm drainage, and potential future collaboration through a memorandum of understanding to address these capacity issues.
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The board meeting primarily focused on the status of the state water plan, specifically the challenges and negotiations regarding the insertion of public trust language and the lack of consensus among stakeholders. Updates were provided on the hiring of Cohn Reznick as a financial consulting firm to assist with year-end audits and internal controls following a staff resignation. Additionally, the board discussed tentative labor union agreements expected to yield significant long-term liability savings, legislative updates concerning the 80/20 funding bill for water projects, and the status of class-action litigation.
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