Baldwin’s proposed sewer-credit settlement still lacks a public resolution
A December 2025 agenda put a possible settlement before city officials, but it disclosed neither the proposed credit nor what happened to the agreement.
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A December 2025 agenda put a possible settlement before city officials, but it disclosed neither the proposed credit nor what happened to the agreement.
City Council was set to consider equipment for the wastewater treatment plant in December, but the agenda does not show whether the city authorized a purchase.
A Sept. 9 council-meeting exchange put complaints about collection quality and predictable holiday service on the public record, without establishing a new city policy.
City Council was scheduled to consider a low bid after officials declared deteriorating water infrastructure an emergency, but the record does not show whether the proposed contract was…
City Council put a water-system meter at PRV #5 on its Sept. 9, 2025 agenda, but the record does not show a vote, final cost or construction.
The 5-0 consent-agenda vote accepts an easement and line serving a small subdivision outside city limits; public records do not spell out the terms or future maintenance responsibilities.
City officials discussed replacing obsolete meter-reading technology, improving leak detection and eventually giving utility customers real-time water-use information.
The 5-0 consent-agenda vote clears a key procurement step for a line city officials said had failed and left part of the system out of service.
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