Summary
Cash reserves are shrinking, there's $2.8 million in aged receivables, and a $2.1 million line-of-credit balance that needs a repayment plan by year-end. The committee wants a cash-flow projection to keep tabs on this.
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Last discussed Jul 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
A $2.1 million line-of-credit balance and $2.8 million in aged receivables pressure the system's cash position.
Ratepayers benefit when the board catches cash-flow problems early instead of passing on emergency costs later.
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