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Pittsburgh recently celebrated removing 11,000 lead water service pipes. It has around 6,000 to go, and estimates that it will finish around 2026.
May 13 -
Chicago's top suburban customer and Illinois' largest water wholesaler bought land for a treatment plant in Northbrook, saying it will strike out on its own.
May 10 -
With billions of federal funding available from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, one observer says it could be limiting the amount of municipal bonds issued by the sector.
April 26 -
As the nation's fourth largest city faces a growing structural budget deficit, it is also expecting to issue more than $3 billion of debt for its airport, water and sewer system, convention center, as well as to fund a settlement with firefighters and for cash-flow purposes.
April 18 -
New York City Municipal Water Authority returns to the municipal primary after a $1.4 billion deal earlier this year.
April 15 -
Water systems will have five years to comply, although the Biden administration estimates only between 6% and 10% of systems will need to treat.
April 11 -
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said her public-private sector plan to build a strategic water supply will remain a top priority after a bill for financing failed to advance in the legislature.
March 12 -
The authority is one of the few investment-grade U.S. issuers actively selling triple-tax-exempt paper.
February 27 -
The funds will go through State Drinking Water and Clean Water Revolving Funds, which states often use together with municipal bonds to finance projects.
February 21 -
The deal may represent a measuring stick for triple-A benchmark yields amid market volatility.
February 7