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Henderson County Water District reports water loss under 25% and seeks funding for system improvements
Summary
Superintendent Mark Julian provided a written summary showing water loss is back below 25%. The district is pursuing flow metering, a cost‑of‑service rate study and WX21101126 System Improvement Projects with GRADD, Strand Engineers and KIA to stabilize infrastructure and rates.
County officials reviewed a written update from Henderson County Water District Superintendent Mark Julian reporting that water loss has fallen below 25 percent and that the district is pursuing funding and technical assistance to stabilize operations. The district plans flow metering of its system and a cost‑of‑service rate study with Kentucky Rural Water Association to inform a future rate increase.
Judge/Executive Brad Schneider read the summary at the meeting; the update says Green River Area Development District (GRADD), Strand Engineers and the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority (KIA) are coordinating on a project titled WX21101126 System Improvement Projects to replace aging infrastructure. No formal vote was required; the district's request for assistance and studies will continue through interagency planning and grant applications.
