Public Utilities The Cherokee Metropolitan District is a not-for-profit quasi-municipal utility provider serving water and sewer services to a sizable customer base (nearly 18,000 customers) across 6300 acres with additional expansion area. This indicates a potential need for solutions that support utility operations, customer communications, asset management, and regulatory compliance across multiple service lines.

Growth & Expansion There is an identified expansion area outside the core district boundaries with ~100 additional taps, suggesting opportunities for scalable infrastructure projects, metering, and data integration as the district grows its service footprint.

Regulatory Focus Past initiatives include a state-mandated Total Dissolved Solids reduction project, highlighting a priority on regulatory compliance, water quality, and related capital projects where engineering, monitoring, and reporting solutions could add value.

Governance & Risk Recent recall election activity involving board members points to governance, public engagement, and stakeholder communications needs where cybersecurity, outreach platforms, and transparent reporting tools could support resilience and trust.

Financial Scale With reported revenue between 100M and 250M, the district operates at a substantial financial scale for a local utility, presenting opportunities for enterprise software, asset management, procurement optimization, and service continuity solutions that address efficiency and cost control.