Utilities brief flags PFAS assessment, lead-line work and state drinking-water fee
Utilities Director reported new state requirements to assess PFAS, a multi-year lead service-line identification project, SCADA and meter upgrades, and noted a new state drinking-water fee that will affect enterprise funds.
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Utilities Director Obe Tejada outlined water and sewer enterprise priorities, telling the council the department must comply with new state requirements to assess for polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs) and continue a multi-year effort to identify lead in water service lines. Tejada also described planned SCADA upgrades, meter-reading base stations, backflow-prevention inspections and a new state drinking-water fee.
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