Woodward city boards to consider water rate increase, budget amendments at July 6 meetings
The Woodward City Commission and the Woodward Municipal Authority will meet Monday, July 6, to consider an ordinance that would raise water rates. Neither board took action in the past two weeks, as the only scheduled meeting — the Metropolitan Area Planning Commission — was cancelled.
Metropolitan Area Planning Commission meeting cancelled
The Metropolitan Area Planning Commission meeting scheduled for June 22 was officially cancelled. No agenda items were considered.
City Commission to consider water rate ordinance, budget amendments
The City Commission will vote on Ordinance No. 1796, which amends water rates in Section 52.17 of the city code. The commission will also review two change orders from Parkhill for the Cheyenne-Osage CIPP Rehabilitation project: Change Order No. 2 and Change Order No. 3. Two supplemental budget amendments are on the agenda: Supplemental Budget Amendment No. 1 to the FY 2025-2026 General Fund and Supplemental Budget Amendment No. 1 to the FY 2025-2026 Restricted Sales Tax Fund. Routine consent items include appointments to committees and facility use agreements with rodeo associations.
Woodward Municipal Authority to review water rates, sewer projects
The Municipal Authority board will discuss and vote on the same water rate ordinance (Ordinance No. 1796) to establish new rates for the city. They will also consider the same two change orders from Parkhill Engineering for the Cheyenne-Osage CIPP Rehabilitation project. Additional items include Supplemental Budget Amendment No. 1 for the WMA Debt Service Fund and Supplemental Budget Amendment No. 1 for the WMA Fund Budget.
Coming up
- **City Commission** – Monday, July 6 (agenda includes water rate ordinance, change orders, budget amendments)
- **Woodward Municipal Authority** – Monday, July 6 (agenda includes water rate ordinance, change orders, budget amendments)
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