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Recent sales in other communities have led to massive increases in consumer utility bills. More than 200,000 people across 37 municipalities in Delaware and Chester
News that the Receiver for the City of Chester placed the City in bankruptcy last week has raised many questions. But answers are not found
Solicitor raises questions impacting authority, spreads blame CHESTER – The solicitor for the Chester Water Authority has likened the city receiver’s bankruptcy filing on behalf
The small township of Towamencin in Montgomery County is receiving national attention as a result of the impending privatization of its municipal wastewater system. The
Two judges in separate courts issued rulings this week in cases involving DELCORA (Delaware County Regional Water Quality Control Authority). The litigation involves an agreement
Listed below are the shortcomings of Aqua’s current customer assistance program for water/wastewater under the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission:
The following letter was written by the Chester Water Authority Board of Directors, urging the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to halt the sale of
CHESTER, PA—September 13, 2022: Chester Water Authority (CWA) lays out their case for water affordability with Governor Tom Wolf’s newly formed Environmental Justice Advisory Board
The following article was written by Peg Quann from The Bucks County Courier Times and originally published here: https://www.buckscountycouriertimes.com/story/news/2022/09/06/bucks-county-commissioners-dont-support-bcwsa-sewer-sale-to-aqua/65468265007/ Stop negotiations and do not
The following article was written by Andrew Maykuth, a staff writer from The Inquirer and originally published here: https://eedition.inquirer.com/infinity/article_popover_share.aspx?guid=48586e42-397c-4c1c-b60c-1c72139c5f97 Towamencin Township, a suburban Montgomery
