North Texas Municipal Water District meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

North Texas Municipal Water District board and committees to weigh contracts, settlement; no votes recorded yet

The North Texas Municipal Water District's Board of Directors has scheduled consideration of four water and wastewater contract items and a settlement agreement tied to Bois d'Arc Lake, while two committees were set to review related infrastructure and supply items the day before. All three meetings are documented only by agendas: minutes have not been published, so the materials provided record no decisions, no vote tallies and no outcomes. Everything below is what was listed for consideration, not what was approved.

Board of Directors — Oct. 22

The board's agenda lists the largest dollar figures of the week:

• A contract award of $14,312,129.94 to J&L Construction, LLC for pipeline relocations at US 380, FM 1641 and FM 741.
• A construction agreement with Fannin County Electric Cooperative, described as not-to-exceed $8,413,332, for the Leonard Water Treatment Plant electrical loop.
• A contract award of $12,194,000 to Felix Construction Company for Wylie Water Treatment Plant Complex valve improvements.
• Funding of $2,961,650 to Hazen and Sawyer for preliminary design of the Stewart Creek West Wastewater Treatment Plant.

The agenda also lists a settlement agreement with Reed Ranch regarding trespass and unauthorized water impoundment at Bois d'Arc Lake, and discussion of regional water system costs and a year-in-review.

The four amounts are not the same kind of commitment. Two are listed as contract awards, one as a not-to-exceed construction agreement, and one as funding for preliminary design — a distinction that matters when the board's actual actions are recorded in minutes.

Water Committee — Oct. 21

The committee's agenda lists votes on a potable water supply contract with Copeville Special Utility District, a contract award for the Wylie Water Treatment Plant Complex valve improvements (Project No. 101-0672-25), a construction agreement for the Leonard Water Treatment Plant South 25kV overhead electrical loop (Project No. 101-0669-25), and a contract award for pipeline relocations at US 380, FM 1641 and FM 741 (Project No. 101-0619-22).

The committee was also set to discuss long-range water supply and a water use permit application for Hurricane Creek return flows, listed as Resolution 26-45.

Wastewater Committee — Oct. 21

The committee's agenda lists an engineering services agreement for the Stewart Creek West Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion to 15 MGD and Plant I improvements (Project No. 309-0621-23), and Interconnect Agreement Change Order No. 1 for the Sister Grove Regional Water Resource Recovery Facility (Project No. 301-0426-16).

Members were also scheduled to take up proposed updates to the Wastewater Pretreatment Program and an update on the Trinity East Fork Regional Water Resource Recovery Facility.

What the record does not show

The agendas do not state how any member voted, whether items were pulled, postponed or amended, or what the board and committees ultimately did. Those details would appear in minutes, which the provided materials list as not yet published. Readers should treat the dollar figures above as items placed before the bodies, not as money spent.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed in the provided data for the next 14 days. Residents who want to track the outcomes of the Oct. 21 and Oct. 22 items should watch for the district's published minutes.

North Texas Municipal Water District committees and board weigh over $220 million in infrastructure contracts; no minutes published yet

Board considers over $220 million in water and wastewater contracts

The North Texas Municipal Water District Board of Directors has an agenda for July 23 that includes votes on several large construction contracts. Because minutes have not yet been published, no outcomes are confirmed.

The agenda lists the following proposed awards:

• $103,598,904 to Archer Western Construction, LLC for Wylie WTP Back-up Power Improvements
• $106,407,377 to Archer Western Construction, LLC for Rowlett Creek RWWTP Peak Flow Management Improvements
• $37,056,276 to Belt Construction of Texas, LLC for Leonard Treated Water Pipeline to Farmersville
• $16,604,699 to S.J. Louis Construction of Texas, Ltd. for Stover Creek Force Main Segment C
• A resolution to allocate $3,500,000 for easements for the South Transmission System New Pipeline

The board agenda also includes discussions on water conservation and applications for state financial assistance.

Water Committee agenda: Leonard pipeline and Wylie plant items

The Water Committee's July 22 agenda includes review of contract awards and engineering services for several water infrastructure projects:

• Award of contract and engineering services for Leonard Treated Water Pipeline to Farmersville Delivery Point (Project No. 101-0632-23)
• Additional engineering services for Wylie Water Treatment Plant Complex Valve Improvements (Project No. 101-0672-25)
• Amendment No. 1 and Work Authorization No. 1 for Wylie Water Treatment Plant Back-Up Power Improvements (Project No. 101-0564-20)
• Discussion on long-range water supply update

Minutes are not yet published, so no actions are confirmed.

Wastewater Committee agenda: force main and lift station projects

The Wastewater Committee's July 22 agenda includes:

• Award of contract for Stover Creek Force Main Segment C (Project No. 501-0624-23)
• Award of contract and engineering services for Upper White Rock Creek Lift Station Pump 1 and 2 Replacement (Project No. 501-0659-25)
• Work Authorization No. 2 for Rowlett Creek Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant Peak Flow Management Improvements, Phase II (Project No. 301-0471-17)
• Partial release of retainage for North McKinney Transfer Lift Station and North McKinney Transfer Force Main (Project Nos. 501-0513-18 and 501-0514-18)

The committee also planned to review a status report on district programs and legislation. Minutes are not yet published.

Budget work session on tap

The Board of Directors has a July 30 work session agenda to review:

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual All Systems Budget
• Proposed amended Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Annual All Systems Budget
• Discussion of the Capital Improvement Program and its funding

No budget figures or decisions are available; minutes are not yet published.

What residents should know

All four meetings are listed as agenda-only with minutes not yet published. That means the contract awards, dollar amounts, and other items above are what the district planned to consider — not confirmed outcomes. Residents who want to verify what was actually decided should check the official minutes once posted on the North Texas Municipal Water District website.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days.