Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Water Supply topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
General Manager Browning says lake levels are in good shape as Trust emphasizes reliability and resiliency
Summary
General Manager Mike Browning told trustees the utility’s capital program focuses on reliability and resiliency and reported most reservoirs are near normal levels: Heffner and Draper about 1.6 feet below full pool, Canton about 0.6 feet above, and Atoka and McGee Creek 4 and 3 feet below full pool, respectively.
At the Nov. 4 meeting, General Manager Browning thanked staff, bond counsel and financial advisers for their work on the capital packages and emphasized the purpose of the capital program: improving system reliability and resiliency to serve customers in various conditions.
Browning provided a lake‑level update: Heffner and Draper were about 1.6 feet below full pool; Canton was about 0.6 feet above full pool; Atoka and McGee Creek were roughly 4 and 3 feet below full pool, respectively. He said those levels leave the utility “in great shape for our water supply.”
Browning invited questions and the meeting record shows no public comments. The Trust adjourned after routine closing business.
