Budget PlanningInfrastructure & MaintenanceDetected Jun 10, 2026

Through the amended FY 2025-2026 and adopted FY 2026-2027 budgets (Resolutions 2026-009 and 2026-010), Enterprise outlines a major water fund capital program. 7 million in capital outlay under water "Other" for items such as a meter reading system upgrade, power to the Pendleton tank, locators, PLCs, pumps, and water rights, plus a dedicated water meter replacement line. In FY 2026-2027, the water capital budget resets to much smaller amounts, while retaining a 100,000 line specifically for meter replacement.This signals that a large portion of the system modernization—particularly AMI/AMR meter reading upgrades and related control and power improvements—was planned for 2025-2026 and may still be in progress or only partially executed. Vendors in water engineering, AMI/AMR metering, SCADA/PLC, and pumping equipment have an opening to support remaining design, integration, deployment, and long-term maintenance, especially as the City tracks actual spending against this very large capital authorization.

Budget narrative mentions a meter reading system upgrade and other specific improvements but does not list selected vendors, suggesting procurement and implementation details may still be evolving.

City of EnterpriseWater system capital upgrades including meter replacement and system improvements

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