Water Pollution Control Authority 09-22-2026

The City of Norwalk Connecticut's Water Pollution Control Authority held a special meeting on September 22, 2026, primarily focused on procurement and capital improvement projects related to water pollution control. Key procurement actions included authorizing the chairman to execute a $5,000 annual subscription agreement with BMP Compliance Group for cloud-based FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease) management software, aimed at improving inspection and data management processes. Additionally, the board unanimously approved allocating $175,000 to the Department of Public Works for sanitary sewer separation projects, including drainage improvements on Ponis Avenue. The meeting also covered contract updates, including a $165,000 project to replace mechanical components of a grit removal tank at the treatment plant, with an estimated six-month completion timeline. Progress reports on ongoing infrastructure projects such as pump station replacements, sewer lining, and pipe installations were provided, along with discussions on recent storm events and their impact on operations. The board acknowledged the importance of prior capital investments in maintaining system resilience during extreme weather. No new fee adjustments were made despite monitoring inflation and external cost pressures. The meeting concluded with routine approvals and no public comments.