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Payson water director outlines meter replacement, PFAS planning and capital projects
Summary
Water Director Tanner Henry told the Nov. 12 council the town has replaced more than 5,000 water meters under a $4.3 million WIFA project (including a $3.0M forgivable loan) and has cut unaccounted-for water from about 12% to roughly 3.3%; staff also described PFAS-treatment planning with ADEQ and several planned capital projects.
Water Director Tanner Henry briefed the Payson Common Council on the town’s water operations and capital projects, highlighting a near-complete meter-replacement program and plans for PFAS treatment.
Henry said the town sold “over 600,000,000 gallons of water” in fiscal year 2024–25 and described a WIFA-funded meter replacement intended to update approximately 5,800 meters. He said the overall meter project is a $4.3 million effort — a $3.0 million forgivable loan (treated as a grant) with a roughly $1.3 million town match — and…
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