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Oct 23, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Project includes 1,150' of 10" ductile iron gravity sewer, manholes, 2,000' of 6" HDPE force main, horizontal directional boring, a sewer lift station, submersible pumps, engine driven backup pump, electrical, asphalt paving, and clean up.
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City
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Madison
County
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Madison
Address
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101 Ray Sanderson Drive
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
35758
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Madison Utilities
The Board addressed public comments regarding a sewer line issue and a reimbursement request. Key approvals included the CY2027 Holiday Schedule and Calendar, the annual contract for the transportation and disposal of wastewater biosolids, and the proposed pay plan. Legal updates were provided regarding workers' compensation mediation and grease trap enforcement. The Board also reviewed project updates for the downtown water initiative, the Bradford Greenway wastewater project, and received reports on financial auditing and software implementation, concluding with an executive session regarding potential litigation.
The Board approved the Reimbursement Resolution and Resolution No. WWB-121-2026, and authorized a proposed pay plan that incorporates a 3% cost-of-living adjustment, staff restructuring, and the formation of a new maintenance department. Key discussions included updates on the progress of various water and wastewater infrastructure projects, a review of a budget-to-actual financial analysis, an evaluation of the need for a dedicated communications position versus the current public relations service contract, and updates on site security fencing and signage.
Public-sector contacts connected to Madison Utilities.
The Board approved the discontinuation of the Pool Adjustment Program and the award of the bid for the Western Interceptor project. Financial approvals included professional audit services for FY2026, the FY2027 property, casualty, and cyber insurance package, employee benefit renewals, a pay plan proposal with a cost-of-living adjustment, and the FY2027 operations, maintenance, and capital budgets. The Board also addressed public comments regarding the Bradford Greenway project and downtown restoration, authorized the dedication and improvements for The Oaks Phase I, and approved a reimbursement to the Ashbury HOA. Departmental reports were presented regarding infrastructure projects, software upgrades, and future municipal agreements.
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