<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4XA6Jj_0vlPgy3W00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4XA6Jj_0vlPgy3W00" width="495" height="495" ></figure>Parker Water &amp; Sanitation District has begun its official budgeting process for the 2025 Budget.As in prior years, the PWSD Board of Directors will consider various issues when reviewing the budget, including inflation rates, consumer cost indexes, operations &amp; maintenance costs, capital improvement needs, anticipated growth in the district and debt obligations.Members of the public are invited to engage in the process by attending the upcoming board meetings during which the budget will be discussed by the Board and district leadership.The schedule for the 2025 Budget will include the following key dates:<ul><li>Thursday, Oct. 10th, 6:00pm: Staff will present the Proposed 2025 Budget to the Board during their regular meeting.</li><li>Friday, Oct. 11th: The proposed 2025 Budget will be made available on the PWSD website and at the front desk of the headquarters building for members of the public to review.</li><li>Thursday, Oct. 26th, 6:00pm: First Reading of the Proposed 2025 Budget and Public Hearing during the regular Board meeting.</li><li>Thursday, Nov. 14th, 6:00pm: Second Reading and Board vote on the Proposed 2025 Budget during the regular Board meeting.</li></ul>All meetings will be held at the PWSD headquarters building, located at 13939 Ancestry Drive, Parker, CO 80134.Individuals who have questions are encouraged to call the PWSD main office and request to speak with a staff member about the budget.</div></body>

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Customers Invited to Participate in 2025 Budget Planning

Parker Water & Sanitation District has begun its official budgeting process for the 2025 Budget. As in prior years, the PWSD Board of Directors will consider various issues when reviewing the budget, including inflation rates, consumer cost indexes, operations & maintenance costs, capital improvement needs, anticipated growth in the district and debt obligations.