Check out this AWWA one-hour webinar where we discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on the financial health and sustainability of the water sector.
Ensuring access to affordable water and wastewater services is a critical challenge for many municipalities. Louisville Water and the Louisville/Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District (Louisville MSD) in Kentucky and Raleigh Water in North Carolina, have taken significant steps to address this issue.
High turnover is a growing concern, which is why it is key to strengthen your finance department to ensure its long-term success. There are strategies for retaining and developing your team, creating a supportive environment, and providing the necessary resources to help your team thrive.
Water and sewer utilities are capital intensive enterprises. To serve customers across sprawling service areas and rugged terrain, they must construct, install, and maintain a vast amount of, often buried, infrastructure. As they re-invest in their systems, or as service areas continue to expand, the utility faces the burden of funding the resulting infrastructure needs.
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