Utilities

The council wants to buy time to decide on a longer term water contract.

City council members say they need more time to consider contract and other options.

It's the utility's first long-term debt issuance since a court ruling that could have credit repercussions for SRP and other public utilities.

S&P Global Ratings assigned negative outlooks to the five special purpose districts due to flood damage.

The law provides increased revenue-raising flexibility for storm water management.

Debt restructuring proposals for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority’s senior revenue bonds haven't included any reduction in principal.

The Texas Water Development Board priced $1.2 billion of triple-A-rated bonds.

Court mediation offers no solution to Flint indecision on water contract.

The Westlands Water District’s decision won’t spell the end for the California WaterFix plan, Fitch Ratings said.

The city council continues to delay a vote on where to draw its water from long-term.

A Central Valley water district's decision could put California’s WaterFix project in jeopardy.

The Texas Water Development Board is planning the largest bond issue in its history as it also deals with the impact of Hurricane Harvey.

Municipal utility districts in the Houston area were well stocked with cash before the storm hit, analysts said.

Hahn & Hahn hopes WMBE designation will attract new energy sector clients

The Long Island Power Authority has scheduled a new $369 million debt refinancing and separate $350 million bond deal for this fall as part of its ongoing effort to generate savings in a lower interest rate environment.

The city council wants more time to decide on Flint's long term water plan.

Boulder, Colo. hopes to succeed where many other local governments have failed.

A California court handed a partial win to both sides in litigation between water providers.

Florida’s utilities expect to take on more debt to develop alternative water sources, Fitch Ratings says.

Puerto Rico fiscal officials delayed acceptance of measures in the island electric authority's $9 billion debt deal, spurring speculation that the agreement with creditors may be in jeopardy.