rates

This report details the state of rates and rate structures from a statewide survey of drinking water, irrigation and wastewater rates and rate structures of 441 local government, not-for-profit and for-profit utilities. The NC water and wastewater rates survey was conducted by the North Carolina League of Municipalities and the Environmental Finance Center at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. This report answers frequently asked questions about what utilities are charging, their rate structure designs, billing practices, rate increases, affordability and cost recovery.

Data tables that list details on residential and non-residential water and wastewater rate structures and the computed monthly-equivalent bills at different consumption levels for hundreds of local government and non-governmental utilities in North Carolina.

The Connecticut Water and Wastewater Rates Dashboard is designed to assist utility managers and local officials with analyzing residential water and wastewater rates against multiple characteristics, including customer base socioeconomic conditions, system characteristics, and geography.

Data table that lists details on stormwater utilities in Georgia. Data includes information on how the fees are collected, the collection rate, the last year that the fees were changed, as well as several other factors.

Stacey Isaac Berahzer presented at the 2016 GAWP Leadership Academy on accounting, budgeting, financial reporting, rate setting, funding methods, and benchmarking for public water and wastewater utilities.

This Rates Dashboard allows water and wastewater utilities across the State of Virginia to compare and benchmark their rates, affordability, rates characteristics and financial practices. Data were provided by Draper Aden Associates in their Annual Virginia Water & Wastewater Rates Survey.