Recent News
On November 27, 2020, the Receiver for the City of Chester, Michael Doweary, sent a memo to the Chester Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland and the
The Delaware Valley Journal published an article detailing the water rights of Chester Water Authority and the dangers of privatizing a public water system. Author
WHYY News recently published an article about Chester Water Authority’s appeal of a lower court ruling to Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court. CWA continues to assert that
The Pa. Supreme Court will review a decision that would pave the way for Chester City to sell the CWA to Aqua Pennsylvania for $410
On April 11, 2022, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania granted Chester Water Authority’s Petition for Allowance of Appeal and will now decide the critical questions
A year ago, the City of Chester’s financial emergency and inability to fund essential city services and taxpayer funded pensions led to the Commonwealth appointing
The DCED’s Receiver was again caught making false statements to a number of area municipal officials about the CWA. The Receiver has been falsely claiming
In 2012, the City of Chester retained John P. McLaughlin and his then law firm to represent it in matters related to, among others, the
If the City of Chester were successful in seizing the Chester Water Authority (CWA) and Aqua buys the CWA, it has been established that the
The City of Chester has been in financial difficulty for decades. Since the mid-1990s, the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development has been obligated under
