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District considers Waterworth billing tool and approves immediate operator wage increases
Summary
A Waterworth software purchase option including a rate-calculation module was discussed at $4,200; a follow-up Teams meeting is set for July 13. Commissioners unanimously approved raising two operator wages from $21 to $32 per hour effective immediately.
The board received a report from Treasurer Wendy Chase about a Teams meeting with Payton from Waterworth. Payton offered an option to purchase Waterworth software directly, including a rate-calculation module, for a total expense of $4,200; the meeting was recorded for other commissioners to view. A follow-up Teams meeting was scheduled for July 13 at 5:30 PM.
On personnel matters Commissioner William Meserve proposed raising hourly wages for water operators Scott Buxton and Al Williams from $21.00 to $32.00 per hour effective immediately. Meserve moved the raise, Commissioner Stacey Grella seconded, and the motion carried 3-0. The increase was implemented during the meeting and recorded in the minutes. The board also noted the District owns a meter that the Fire Department can use to track gallons for tanker fills.
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