Superintendent reports April customer-service activity, meter problems and booster-building work
Summary
Superintendent reported 14 customer-service reports for April 2026, multiple usage/billing inquiries, meter-read failures requiring replacements, ongoing lead/copper rule work, and booster-building contractor activity including pump motor replacements.
The superintendent summarized April customer-service activity and ongoing operations work, saying there were 14 customer-service reports in the month including turn-on payment questions, three water-quality complaints, and several usage/billing inquiries. "There were 14 customer search reports for the month of April 2026," the superintendent said when opening the report.
Staff also reported two meters that would not read and said replacement will be necessary. The superintendent described work related to the lead/copper rule, chemical-equipment maintenance, and that the contractor for the Booster Building recently began work; staff discovered mismatched pump motors and replaced three to match speed, which staff said required additional cost and coordination.
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