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INRAC elects new chair and vice chair, retains water-bill dispute panel

Infrastructure and Natural Resources Advisory Committee · January 29, 2026
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Summary

The City of Fullerton Infrastructure & Natural Resources Advisory Committee approved a slate of officers, kept its roster for the water-bill dispute panel, and adopted its 2026 meeting calendar in a special Jan. 29 session.

The Infrastructure and Natural Resources Advisory Committee (INRAC) elected a new chair and vice chair and confirmed its water‑bill dispute panel during a Jan. 29 special meeting.

The committee adopted a slate that was presented by staff and approved by roll call. After nominations from members, the chamber confirmed the nominated chair and vice chair by acclamation following formal roll‑call voting.

Staff explained the water bill dispute panel’s role as the committee’s final local forum for unresolved billing questions after utility staff review. The committee voted to retain the current panel roster of roughly 20–35 volunteers so that at least three INRAC members will be available to serve on any hearing panels that arise during the year.

The committee also approved its 2026 meeting schedule, keeping the regular third‑Monday cadence and moving the February meeting to Thursday, Feb. 19, to avoid the Presidents Day holiday.

No public comments were received during the allotted public‑comment period. The clerk read and the committee approved the minutes by roll call early in the meeting.

The meeting concluded after additional agenda items; the committee adjourned later in the evening.

Actions at a glance: approve minutes (passed by roll call); elect chair and vice chair (slate approved by roll call); retain water‑bill dispute panel roster (approved by roll call); adopt 2026 meeting schedule, including Feb. 19 special meeting (approved by roll call).