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Evansville water utility board approves consent agenda including payrolls, vouchers and compensation statements

5877006 · August 5, 2025
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At its Aug. 5 meeting the Evansville Water and Sewer Utility Board approved the consent agenda, authorizing payrolls, accounts payable vouchers, pay requests and several administrative items including statements of basis for just compensation and a new help-desk position.

The Evansville Water and Sewer Utility Board on Aug. 5 approved a consent agenda that included two payroll runs, accounts payable vouchers, pay requests and several administrative items.

The consent agenda covered the payroll week ending July 20, 2025, for $200,784.85 and the payroll week ending July 27, 2025, for $435,286.34. It also registered an accounts payable voucher dated Aug. 5, 2025, and a pay request identified as Appendix A dated Aug. 5, 2025. The board approved a request related to waterline extension maintenance tied to an Andy Easley engineering request.

The consent motion also approved statements of the basis for just compensation for 12 partials for the Valley Downs interceptor project (project number S1625) and for partials O1 through O6 associated with project number U1195. The board approved an encroachment agreement described in the transcript as with “Liberty Federal Union Bridal Union,” and it approved adding an additional help desk technician position to the utility’s staffing.

Board members voted by voice; the chair called for the ayes and recorded the motion as carried.

The approvals authorize staff to process the listed payments and to proceed with the administrative steps noted for the two capital projects and staffing change. The meeting record does not specify individual vote counts or which board member made or seconded the motion.