Big Sky Water & Sewer District continued to deliver strong, reliable service in March, maintaining high water quality and full regulatory compliance across both water and wastewater systems. Financially, the District remains stable with revenues exceeding budget and approximately $18.6 million in reserves, though operating expenses have increased due to higher maintenance activity and ongoing system improvements.
Operationally, the District is shifting toward a more proactive maintenance approach, identifying and addressing previously deferred infrastructure needs—especially at the Water Resource Recovery Facility (WRRF). While this has led to some short-term cost increases, it strengthens long-term system reliability and reduces the risk of unexpected failures. Water production has increased with seasonal demand, reuse operations are underway for irrigation, and the District continues to advance key capital projects and long-term planning efforts to support a growing community.