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The College Park Mutual Water Co. is a mutual water company providing potable water to about 244 people through 74 metered service connections.
It is a non-profit organization. All incomes are used to maintain the operation of our current water distribution system, ensure the safety of our water quality, stay compliant with state and local regulations, and build a reserve for future operations and emergencies.
Company Structure
Company Structure
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Membership
Membership
1 class of membership
1 membership and 1 vote per lot connected to the water system
1 membership meeting / year
Quorum of 40% for business matter
Quorum of voting members present for election of directors
Directors and Executives
Directors and Executives
5 volunteer directors with 3 acting as President, Treasurer and Secretary
Powers described in Bylaws §5.2
Election described in Bylaws §5.5.b and §5.5.c
Quarterly open board meetings in Bylaws § 6.4
Board of Directors and Executive Team
Board of Directors and Executive Team
Serving on the Board is an opportunity to help protect one of our community’s most valuable shared assets—our water system. Directors work together to guide the company’s operations and long-term planning, and help maintain a safe and reliable water supply for all members.
Craig Watkins – Director and President
Charles Curry – Director and Treasurer
Anne Menendez – Director and Secretary
Joe Mloganoski – Director and Vice President
Kenny Burge – Director
Superintendent
Superintendent
The Superintendent is responsible for supporting the day-to-day operation and customer relationship functions.
Understand the water system layout and key components including pumps, tanks, valves, meters, backup power systems, and communication equipment.
Monitor system operations, perform minor maintenance and repair tasks.
Identify and assess potential issues (mechanical, electrical, communication) that require outside contractors.
Coordinate or supervise repairs.
Respond to emergencies and provide on-site support when necessary.
Serve as the primary point of contact for customers.
Provide courteous customer service, including resolving billing questions, service concerns, water quality questions, and other member inquiries.
Manage billing and collections
Coordinate service disconnects and reconnects when required.
Build relationship with contractors
Interface with inspectors and and regulatory representatives
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