Water Board approves engineering proposals for system security
Spencer water commissioners approved engineering proposals for cybersecurity and emergency response planning.
Spencer water commissioners approved engineering proposals for cybersecurity and emergency response planning.
Spencer water board approves resident payment plans, $380,000 grant shift. The Board of Water Commissioners unanimously approved payment agreements for delinquent accounts at 52 and 53 Lake Street ($300 total) and 10 Bell Street ($432.46 balance), negotiated to be paid by month's end and September
Spencer Board of Water Commissioners approves FY27 pipe procurement. Superintendent Doug Small reported that the Route 9 water main project is complete and lead service line inventory work is on schedule to finish this week. The board waived late fees for two residents disputing payment timing and
Spencer Water Commissioners unanimously approve compliance proposal, authorize service termination at delinquent property. The board voted to accept a HazCommpliance LLC proposal addressing OSHA, EPA, DOT, and NFPA regulatory standards. On resident accounts, the board denied a late fee waiver for
Spencer water board approves $28,900 pilot study for contamination control. The Board of Water Commissioners unanimously approved a $28,900 contract with Tata & Howard to study methods for removing iron, manganese, and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from the Meadow Road Well. Chairman
Spencer water board approves warrant articles for May town meeting. The three-member Board of Water Commissioners unanimously approved five warrant articles (Articles 18-22) for the May 7 Annual Town Meeting, with Interim Superintendent Gary Kellaher presenting departmental priorities. The
Spencer's water board approves treatment plant improvements and waives resident late fees. The three-member Board of Water Commissioners, chaired by Norman Letendre with Clerk Eben Butler and Member Stanley Davis, unanimously waived $30 late fees for residents at 85 Chestnut and 41 Highland streets
Spencer Board of Water Commissioners approves $14,900 compliance assessment. The three-member board, chaired by Norman Letendre with members Eben Butler and Stanley Davis, unanimously approved a $14,900 Risk and Resilience Assessment from Tata and Howard to meet American Water Infrastructure Act
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