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South Pymatuning Board okays 4% water-rate increase and retroactive Data Command purchase
Summary
The township board unanimously approved a 4% increase in water rates and authorized the retroactive purchase of 'Data Command' for the water tank and booster station, decisions the board said are part of ongoing water-system management.
The South Pymatuning Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously June 10 to approve a 4% increase in water rates and to authorize the purchase of a monitoring/management system for the township’s water tank and booster station.
The board approved Resolution No. 5-2026, the Seventeenth Amendment to Resolution No. 14-1997, to raise water rates by 4%. Chairman Matthew Chalupka moved the resolution and Supervisor Johnathan Leyshon seconded; the motion was approved unanimously. At the same meeting the board approved buying "Data Command" for the township’s water tank and booster station retroactive to May 14, 2026; that purchase motion was moved by Chairman Chalupka and seconded by Leyshon and also passed unanimously.
Officials did not record a dollar amount for the Data Command purchase in the minutes. The board tied both actions to ongoing system management: the rate amendment updates customer charges while the Data Command purchase is intended to support remote monitoring and operation of the tank and booster station. No dissenting votes were recorded.
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