Trust approves MOU allowing city to receive $10M FEMA grant for Hefner generators Trustees approved a memorandum of understanding allowing the city to receive a $10 million FEMA pre-disaster mitigation grant for natural gas emergency generators at the Hefner Water Treatment Plant; OCWID will administer the project and the district will provide the local match as part of its capital plan.

Oklahoma City is set to enhance its emergency preparedness with a $10 million FEMA grant for vital power generators at the Hefner Water Treatment Plant!

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Shareholders of the privatised water utility Dunea raise the water rat... ha! ha! ha! ha

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Capitol Water Corp and Dry Creek Water Association have each filed requests with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to raise rates. The commission says the increases would help recoup infrastructure investments made by both utilities.

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Angola council reviews water, sewer finances and five‑year capital plan; consultant flags possible rate increases Baker Tilly presented 2024 water and wastewater financial management reports and a five‑year capital plan that could require bond funding and a phased rate increase; council discussed funding options, Pokagon extension revenues and the timing of any rate ordinance.

Angola's council is considering a 29% water rate increase to fund essential projects after a revealing financial presentation by Baker Tilly.

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Experts urge San Marino residents to prepare for earthquakes; water utility outlines resilience steps At a community preparedness meeting in San Marino, seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones reviewed regional earthquake risks and emphasized "Drop, cover and hold on," while the local water utility described steps to maintain water service after major quakes.

San Marino residents are urged to prepare for earthquakes as experts highlight the critical need for safety measures and effective water utility responses in the face of potential disaster.

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El Campo City Council Approves Utility Extensions and Land Acquisitions for Drainage Project Council greenlights water utility line extension and acquires properties for drainage improvements.

El Campo City Council takes bold steps to enhance safety and infrastructure with new water utilities and a $15 million drainage project!

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North Miami Beach Faces Scrutiny Over Water Utility Ordinance Amid Community Concerns Property owners voice opposition to water utility ordinance perceived as retaliatory and ineffective.

Tensions rise in Miami-Dade as community members challenge a controversial water utility ordinance, questioning its true impact on their wallets and local governance.

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Denver City Council approves $2.7M loan for water utility improvements Council allocates funds for phases 2 and 3 of Denver Steels water project.

Los Alamos County is taking a major step forward with a $2.7 million funding proposal aimed at enhancing water utility infrastructure for the Denver Steels project!

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Bill changing the Birmingham water board’s size, appointments passes Senate with amendments The Alabama Senate on Thursday approved with little discussion an amended bill to shrink the Birmingham Water Works Board and change how and from where members are appointed. Supporters hope a new oversight structure will bring in more financial and management experience to the utility that has been plagued with billing, infrastructure and leadership issues […] The post Bill changing the Birmingham water board’s size, appointments passes Senate with amendments appeared first on Alabama Daily News.

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New vehicles and equipment set to enhance NamWater’s capacity Niël Terblanché The procurement of 26 new vehicles and a suite of infrastructure support equipment enhanced the operational efficiency of the Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) and expanded service delivery throughout Namibia. The announcement about the acquisition, valued at N$12.6 million, was made by NamWater’s spokesperson, Lot Ndamanomhata, on Tuesday. He described the purchase as a broader effort to improve the national water utility’s ability to serve communities across the country. According to Ndamanomhata, the contract for the procurement was awarded on 11 December 2024, and all the vehicles have now been received and are ready to be deployed. The new fleet includes sedans, single and double-cab bakkies, many of which are four-wheel drive to allow for easier access to remote areas. “These vehicles will enable NamWater teams to extend their reach, ensure prompt response to operational needs, and improve interaction with stakeholders and customers,” he said. Beyond the vehicles, NamWater also secured construction and maintenance equipment, including a self-loading concrete mixer valued at N$4.3 million and three mobile generator sets worth N$2.6 million. Ndamanomhata said the concrete mixer is expected to enhance the corporation’s in-house construction capabilities, while the generators will be stationed in Okahandja, Rundu, and Oshakati to support uninterrupted water supply during power outages. “This fleet acquisition marks a proud milestone for NamWater. By enhancing our logistical and operational capacity, we reaffirm our mission to deliver reliable water services to all Namibians, regardless of location,” he said. He also expressed optimism that the new assets would improve NamWater’s responsiveness and strengthen its engagement with communities. Ndamanomhata added that the acquisition of the new vehicles and equipment is part of NamWater’s strategy to modernise its infrastructure while remaining responsive to both routine and emergency service demands.

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Norwalk Council approves first reading of UTV usage ordinance amid public discussion Council unanimously advances the first reading to allow UTVs on Norwalk streets.

The Norwalk City Council is shaking things up with proposed changes to water utility charges and new regulations for off-road vehicles on city streets!

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City Council approves developer's agreement for Winterberry Reserve project in Waukesha City moves forward with phase 1 of Winterberry Reserve development pending DNR approval.

Waukesha's Water Commission just greenlit major water utility projects, including a $2.1 million pilot payment and the exciting Winterberry Reserve development!

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Pender County approves cam strut meters for water utility system modernization Pender County Utilities recommends cam strut meters for improved accuracy and leak detection.

Pender County is making waves in water utility modernization by transitioning to advanced Camstrup meters that promise enhanced reliability and safety for both residents and utility workers!

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Grundfos outlines plan to double US operations with new Brookshire manufacturing plant Grundfos aims to expand US market presence by constructing a new plant in Brookshire.

Exciting plans are underway as Grundfos reveals its vision to double U.S. operations with a groundbreaking new manufacturing plant in Brookshire, promising job creation and sustainable innovation!

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NamWater urges customers to update contact details, settle outstanding accounts The Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) is urging all of its retail customers to update their contact details and settle any outstanding bills without delay. NamWater says some customers have continued consuming water without receiving bills for several years due to the technical challenges NamWater’s billing system is experiencing. In an effort to improve communication, the utility has rolled out a bulk SMS service to provide customers with account balances, payment reminders, and important service notifications directly via cellphone. “Unfortunately, the effectiveness of this system has been hindered by a large number of incorrect or outdated customer cellphone numbers. As a result, many customers remain uninformed about their account status. “To avoid disconnection and ensure continued service, customers are urged to visit their nearest NamWater office and update their contact details by 30 April. In addition, the corporation is appealing to all customers with overdue accounts to make immediate arrangements to settle outstanding balances,” NamWater spokesperson Lot Ndomanomhata says. The post NamWater urges customers to update contact details, settle outstanding accounts appeared first on The Namibian.

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Towns respond positively to N$2.4 billion Namwater debt Allexer Namundjembo NamWater has received a positive response from local authorities as it works to recover the N$2.4 billion owed to the corporation. Lot Ndamanomhata, NamWater’s spokesperson, on Monday, told the Windhoek Observer that most local authorities approached for payment have shown a willingness to settle their debts. “We are pleased with the overwhelmingly positive responses we’ve received from local authorities so far. We will continue to approach other local authorities with outstanding debts and encourage them to meet their financial commitments,” he said. This positive turn comes after a report earlier this month revealed that local authorities were responsible for a large share of the water utility. The Rundu Town Council owes N$333.9 million, while the Rehoboth Town Council owes N$108.5 million. The financial strain has raised concerns about the long-term sustainability of Namibia’s water supply, as NamWater relies on revenue from water sales to fund its operations. Following initial discussions, NamWater plans to expand its debt recovery efforts to other local authorities with outstanding balances. Ndamanomhata said the company is encouraged by the early cooperation and expects more local authorities to follow. Ndamanomhata said the company is encouraged by the early cooperation and expects more local authorities to follow. “For those that are already complying, we will continue to engage with them to ensure payments are made on time,” Ndamanomhata said. He added that NamWater is committed to supporting those who have entered repayment agreements. “We understand that some local authorities may need time to clear their debts. In those cases, we will provide support and guidance to ensure they honour the repayment agreements. It is important for us to help them meet their commitments, as it will ultimately benefit the sustainability of the entire water supply system,” Ndamanomhata added. NamWater said the initiative is part of a broader effort to stabilise its finances and ensure water supply services across the country are not disrupted. Despite the positive engagement, NamWater continues to face challenges in managing its finances. Rising operational expenses, especially energy prices, have placed further pressure on its budget. With 87% of Namibia’s population relying on NamWater for access to water, the corporation has emphasised the importance of timely payments. It also warned that failure to settle debts could result in stricter measures to protect national water supply services. NamWater has stressed the need for ongoing investment in water infrastructure and service expansion, especially in underserved communities. The Rehoboth town council, which owes Namwater over N$108.5 million, has made an arrangement with Namwater on repaying the debts. Rehoboth’s mayor, Justin Coetzee, has confirmed that the council has an arrangement with Namwater on paying their debts. “We had discussions with Namwater; we have entered a monthly payment arrangement, ” he said.  The Rundu Town Council’s spokesperson, Benjamin Makayi, did not respond to the questions sent to him. Windhoek Observer wanted to know if Rundu Town Council, which owes Namwater N$333.9 million, had also entered into an agreement to repay the outstanding debt..

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It's time the public stopped rewarding England's bankrupt privatised #WaterUtility companies, corporate failure & withdrew payment of any increases in water bills. To fund their greedy shareholders. Let them go bust.So the Government can buy them back for nothing.

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Local official proposes water fluoride removal for budget savings Officials urged review of fluoride use in water for potential annual savings during budgeting.

Germantown officials are proposing a controversial plan to remove fluoride from the water supply, potentially saving $49,000 a year, but at what cost to public safety?

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