Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lake Whatcom Water And Sewer District.
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Nov 13, 2026
Annual monitoring and reporting for Years 3–5 of the Euclid Lift Station wetland buffer mitigation site.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Bellingham
County
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Whatcom
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
1220 Lakeway Dr
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(360) 734-9224
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
98229
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lake Whatcom Water And Sewer District
The board addressed the abatement of an emergency related to a previous sewage release, formally terminating the effectiveness of the associated resolution. Additionally, the General Manager provided updates regarding current open employment positions, the Washington Water Futures Initiative, a climate vulnerability assessment for the local watershed, and an upcoming presentation at a regional water and sewer districts conference.
The board discussed the 2027-2031 Utility Rate Structure and received the final report on the 2026 Rate Study. Resolutions were adopted to update the Master Fees and Charges Schedule, implementing a 4.75% annual water rate increase for 2027 through 2031, and to affirm the General Manager's emergency declaration regarding a sewage release in the Agate Heights neighborhood. Additionally, the board received a presentation on water system pressure monitoring initiatives. Departmental reports covered updates on a cyanobacteria bloom in Lake Whatcom, engineering progress on capital projects, the second-quarter financial report, and operational reports concerning facility safety and infrastructure testing.
Public-sector contacts connected to Lake Whatcom Water And Sewer District.
The Board of Commissioners conducted a regular session during which they reviewed the 2027-2031 Utility Rate Structure, specifically discussing a proposed revision to consumption levels for water utility tiers and evaluating financial scenarios for capital planning and contingency reserves. The General Manager provided updates on the Whatcom County Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan and wastewater treatment plant improvements. The Engineering Department reported on reservoir replacement, stormwater mitigation, and building permits. The Finance Department reviewed expenses and revenues, noting the successful completion of the 2025 financial audits. Additionally, the Operations and Maintenance Department reported on safety records, water leaks, generator maintenance, and the distribution of Consumer Confidence Reports.
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