Public Utilities Profile Whitworth Water District is a small, employee-light public water utility (2-10 staff) with a long-standing presence since the 1930s, suggesting a stable customer base and potential for long-term service partnerships in operations, maintenance, and compliance solutions.

Governance & Transparency Governed by a five-member elected Board of Commissioners with regular public meetings, signaling opportunities for engagement through board-facing proposals, budget-friendly solutions, and compliance or transparency tools aligned with public-sector procurement cycles.

Modernization Needs Invested in a new administration facility in 2018 and active with digital presence, indicating potential interest in facility management technology, asset tracking, GIS, SCADA, or integrated reporting systems to optimize operations and asset stewardship.

Awards & Accountability Recognized with a State Auditor's Stewardship Award for public resources accountability, highlighting openness to solutions that strengthen financial controls, audit readiness, cybersecurity, and governance software.

Scale & Opportunity Revenue range suggests mid-tier budget for a utilities district, presenting a compelling case for cost-effective, scalable technology stacks, customer-facing portals, remote monitoring, and maintenance services suitable for small to midsize municipal utilities.