PRWID awards boiler contract

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The Price River Water Improvement District has awarded a contract to Ruggeri Plumbing to replace the aging boiler at its Wellington Waste Water Treatment plant. Ruggeri was low bidder at $33,876.

In other action at the May 18 meeting, the PRWID board approved the lease of 1,915 acre-feet of Scofield Reservoir water to public water users. The lease revenue is expected to net $30,640.

The board also approved the district's five-year water conservation plan, which is expected to save an additional six percent on water consumed.

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