This presentation at the Water Asset Management Conference by Tony Loete, Utilities Director with the City of Moline, Illinois describes how the city plans to fund $25 million in lead service line replacement.
Water Finance and Management managing editor, Andrew Farr, and Waterworth CEO and founder, JP Joly, discuss 4 key capital planning pain points for water and wastewater service providers and how to solve them.
For water utility managers, mitigating drought requires striking a fine balance. Utilities must encourage conservation (which reduces revenue) while recovering their (mostly fixed) costs.
This case study presentation at the Water Finance Virtual Conference tells how the City of St. Cloud recovered from a decade of almost no water rate increases.
This panel discussion at the Water Asset Management Conference brings various perspectives together to discuss utility finance, including the impact of COVID-19…
JP Joly, Andrew Ohrt and Daniel Groves of West Yost, and Greg Baird of Water Finance Research Foundation discuss AWIA Risk and Resilience Assessments…
Water Finance and Management managing editor, Andrew Farr, interviews Waterworth CEO and co-founder, JP Joly, about rate setting, rate maintenance and communication.
This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of cash reserves and drills down on the “how” of developing sound cash reserve policies.
The Water Values Podcast host, David McGimpsey, interviews Waterworth CEO and co-founder, JP Joly, about challenges water utilities face in being financially sustainable.
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Based on Waterworth’s three-part blog series, “Raising Rates to Protect Vulnerable Rate Payers”, in this webinar, the Waterworth team and a mid-sized public utility will discuss how to analyze equity in your utility’s rate structure and the opportunity to use cross-class subsidies to protect vulnerable rate payers.
A real-world municipal application of these practices demonstrates how a dynamic, cloud-based financial modeling and rate-setting tool allows you to implement these changes with ease, empowering you to increase revenue, improve your cash position, and protect your most vulnerable constituents now and over the long-term.
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