As a director, you’ll have a voice in decisions about operations, improvements, budgets, and long-term planning. It is an opportunity to serve your community but also requires commitment and diligence.
Participate in key decisions affecting infrastructure, rates, and capital projects
Collaborate with fellow members to improve operations and service quality
Guide long-term planning, financial stewardship and asset management
Contribute to the sustainability and resilience of our water system
Learn about mutual water systems, local governances and advocate for small mutual water companies
Attend and actively participate in regular board meetings
Review financial reports, budgets, and operational updates
Understand and uphold regulatory and fiduciary obligations
Make decisions in the best interest of the company and its members
Maintain professionalism, confidentiality, and ethical standards
You can find a detailed descriptions of the terms, duties and responsibilities of the directors in the Bylaws of the Company.
The current directors are Ken Burge, Charles Curry, Anne Menendez, Joe Mloganoski and Craig Watkins. The 2 incumbent directors in 2026 are Ken and Charles. In 2027, it will be Craig, Joe and Anne.
Serve for 2 years as a volunteer
Onboarding
Follow the 2hr online AB54 and AB240 courses
Get familiar with our Operation Handbook
Learn how to navigate our content management platform
Prepare for and participate in directors' meetings
Lead or contribute to one or more Committees which today include, but are not limited to
BackFlow Prevention Control Plan
Improved Filtration System
New Backup Well
Asset Inventory and Management Plan
Good to have
Familiar with shared workspace, documents, calendars and drives
Curious mind interested in operations and regulations of mutual water company