Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Kathy Woosley’s organization
Jul 14, 2028·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Workshop and Regular Meeting
The City Council held a workshop and regular meeting to discuss various options for water rates, focusing on debt service fees, water usage rates, and meter-based fees. They considered cutting the debt service fee and raising water usage rates, or increasing rates and fees over two to three years. The council also discussed the possibility of charging vacant properties for infrastructure maintenance and explored the interest rate on a loan related to water services. Additionally, they addressed concerns about water loss within the system and the need for meter maintenance and replacements.
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City of Cascade Locks Council City Council Meeting
The meeting featured public commentary regarding concerns over fire department signage, community communication issues, and the mayor's responsiveness. The council also reviewed a presentation from Hood River Garbage regarding annual rate adjustments, discussed the implementation of potential yard waste and organics collection programs, and addressed operational questions regarding waste collection vehicle maintenance and usage.
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council City Council Meeting
The City Council approved the award of the EDA hardening project to DJ's Electric, incorporating a 10% contingency following a discussion regarding project timelines and budgetary management. The council also reviewed concerns regarding the performance of the engineering firm associated with the project. Additionally, the council approved a paving contract with Ajax Northwest to repave city hall parking areas, which is expected to improve public parking accessibility.
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Workshop Meeting
The workshop centered on an in-depth review of power load forecasting and associated financial risks for the utility. Discussions focused on industrial class load assumptions, specifically the take or pay obligations regarding tier 2 power commitments from the Bonneville Power Administration. The council examined how conservative load forecasting impacts average power costs and explored strategies for power cost adjustments, true-up mechanisms, and managing tier 1 versus tier 2 power allocations to ensure financial stability for the utility.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
