Over 125 members heard reports from officers and staff, who reviewed the system's financial and operating statistics for 2005. Updates were given on two major construction projects � the Greenfield Supply Project and the South Union Expansion Project.
Terry Plucker of the South Dakota Association of Rural Water Systems, gave a review of security upgrades undertaken by Clay RWS with assistance from South Dakota Rural Water.
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The results of the recent district elections were announced. Three members of the board of directors were re-elected for three-year terms. John Haver of Wakonda was re-elected in District I, Tom Manning of Beresford was re-elected in District II and Randy Erickson of Spink was re-elected in District III. In addition, Duane Holoch of Vermillion was elected to fill the unexpired term of a director who resigned in District I.
Following the annual meeting the board re-organized and elected officers for the coming year. Rick Peterson of Vermillion was elected president, Haver was elected vice-president and Glenn Nelson of Meckling, secretary-treasurer.
Clay Rural Water is a member-owned, non-profit water system that provides water service to 1,740 locations in Clay, Union and portions of Yankton, Turner and Lincoln counties.
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