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Levelland staff outline enterprise fund needs, propose new high-use water tier and AMI meter rollout
Summary
City staff presented the enterprise fund budget and a water-conservation plan that would add a new high-usage rate tier beginning at 20,001 gallons, accelerate AMI (wireless) meter installation and advance a wastewater plant project targeted for FY 2026.
City staff presented a draft enterprise fund budget and told councilors the document will return for more review before any adoption. The presentation foregrounded water and wastewater system investments, a proposed change to the water rate structure aimed at conservation, and a planned rollout of wireless metering.
The presenter said the enterprise fund includes water, wastewater, swimming pool and sanitation accounts and noted the utility mix funds both operational needs and transfers back to the general fund. Staff recommended adding a new rate tier at 20,001 gallons and up to create stronger conservation…
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