On June 2, 2026 the Rosemount City Council formally approved an Infant Water Filter Pitcher Program developed by the Public Works Director in response to manganese levels in the municipal water supply. The voluntary program offers free water filter pitchers to households with children under 12 months old, with staff outlining how residents can qualify, what information they must provide, and when pitchers will be available. The initiative is part of a broader water quality outreach effort that includes a June 18, 2026 Public Water Outreach Event with agency experts at the Steeple Center. While initial pitcher procurement appears to be underway (a later June 11 check register shows a $19,544 purchase of water filter pitchers from Home Depot Credit Services), the program structure and ongoing administration create future needs for communications, data tracking, and possibly expanded treatment or monitoring. Vendors specializing in household-level treatment, water-quality communications, or analytics have an opportunity to support program refinement, outreach, and potential evolution into larger-scale treatment or replacement initiatives.

Program targets households with infants due to manganese guidance; it complements longer-term water ...