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Council reports: brick-street maintenance, Washington advocacy and utility payment fixes discussed
Summary
During the 'report of city officials' segment councilmembers and staff discussed recent Washington, D.C., advocacy that could reduce remediation well costs, ongoing brick-street maintenance priorities and a finance-department update on waterbill.hutchgov.com including a new text-to-pay option and browser workarounds for a checkout bug.
Councilmembers used the city-officials report to share recent outreach and operational matters, including a Washington, D.C., advocacy trip, questions about brick-street maintenance and an update on the city’s online utility payment portal.
Councilmember Fast summarized meetings in Washington, saying the delegation met with U.S. senators and staffers about remediation-well funding and other priorities. Fast said the contacts could be productive and estimated the effort could save the city about $600,000 a year in remediation-well costs. Councilmember Villegas later…
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