wastewater rates

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.

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.

Announcing our new and improved, interactive 2016 Texas Water and Wastewater Rates Dashboard. Created in collaboration with the Texas Municipal League, it is designed to assist utility managers and local officials with analyzing residential water and wastewater rates against multiple characteristics.

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

This interactive Rates Dashboard is designed to assist utility managers, finance directors, Board members, state and local officials, reporters, and customers in comparing their residential water and wastewater rates against multiple characteristics, including utility finances, system size, customer base demographics, and geography. Rates data for this dashboard are drawn from the 2017 water and wastewater rates survey IISG-17-04 conducted by the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program for municipal utilities in the seven-county Chicago Metropolitan area (Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, and Will).

This interactive rates dashboard is designed to assist Ohio utility managers, finance directors, Board members, local officials, reporters, and customers in comparing their residential water and wastewater rates against multiple characteristics, including utility finances, system size, customer base demographics, and geography.