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Beaverton hears EGLE-funded water system progress update; new meters will provide live readings
Summary
City Manager Shannon Sirpilla briefed the council on the EGLE-funded Water System Improvement Project and noted no current work at the trailhead; staff also discussed which meters will be accessible and said the new meter system will provide live readings with resident notifications planned for late March or April.
City Manager Shannon Sirpilla provided an update on the EGLE-funded Water System Improvement Project at the Beaverton City Council meeting on Feb. 9, 2026, and noted there is currently no active work at the trailhead. The update was included in the meeting packet and summarized for council members.
Staff also discussed the upcoming water meter replacement portion of the project and outlined notification plans for residents whose meters are inaccessible. According to the transcript, residents with inaccessible meters should expect to receive notice in late March or early April. Officials said the new meter system will provide live readings when implemented.
The meeting record does not include technical details of the EGLE project timeline, specific contractor names, or a full list of addresses affected by meter access issues; those details were referenced as part of the packet materials and are not provided verbatim in the transcript.
No motions or votes specific to contracting or additional funding for the EGLE project are recorded in the meeting transcript.
