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This week’s utilities-related activity for the city of Campbell was primarily regional or unknown in scope, with no new city-specific decisions or proposals reported. Most developments involved meetings of the Board of Directors and related committees addressing broader water and infrastructure issues, including updates on capital improvement programs, water supply management, and legal matters. These discussions provide important context for Campbell’s utilities environment but did not include direct city actions or projects. Key points from recent meetings include: - Board of Directors considered updates to the Safe, Clean Water and Natural Flood Protection Program and appointed an interim CEO. - Public hearings were held on environmental and engineering reports related to regional water infrastructure projects. - Closed sessions addressed anticipated litigation and public employee discipline matters relevant to the water district. What to watch: Future Campbell city council agendas may reflect outcomes from these regional discussions, especially regarding water supply and infrastructure investments affecting local utilities.

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