Billings advances 2026B water revenue bonds and sets FY27 stormwater rates
City of Billings Public Works, Montana · Meeting date: June 8, 2026 · Published: June 14, 2026
The Billings City Council has moved forward with critical water infrastructure financing and procurement, approving new storm sewer fee rates and awarding contracts for water main replacements and water reclamation facility upgrades.
Key points
- The council considered a resolution for the 2026B Water System Revenue Bonds to fund ongoing municipal water projects.
- A public hearing was held to establish the FY27 Storm Sewer System Fee Rates.
- COP Construction, LLC was recommended for the city's 2026 Water Main Replacement contract.
- The council reviewed a contract with Saveco North America, Inc. for headworks screen replacements at the Water Reclamation Facility.
Full report
During its June 8, 2026 meeting, the Billings City Council took action on several critical financial and procurement items related to the city's water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure.
To support ongoing municipal water systems, the council reviewed a resolution for the issuance of 2026B Water System Revenue Bonds. Alongside this funding mechanism, the council held a public hearing and advanced a resolution to establish the FY27 Storm Sewer System Fee Rates, ensuring continued revenue for local stormwater management.
In addition to the financial resolutions, the council's consent agenda included several major infrastructure procurements. Staff recommended awarding the 2026 Water Main Replacement contract to COP Construction, LLC. For wastewater operations, a contract for headworks screen replacements at the Water Reclamation Facility was recommended for award to Saveco North America, Inc.
The city is also advancing its stormwater maintenance efforts, with staff recommending Pace Infrastructure Systems Specialists for a closed-circuit television (CCTV) inspection contract for the city's storm drain system.
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Source: City Council Regular Business Meeting, City of Billings Public Works