Water bonds

Recent EPA regulations mandating utilities remove lead pipes from distribution systems within 10 years will add to the financial burden.

The state received $250 million in federal funding to expand a Salton Sea restoration project in Imperial County, near the Mexican border.

The Ohio Water Development Authority planned to sell $400 million of new money bonds in addition to a refunding driven by a tender offer.

The first of its kind for the group, the National Federation of Municipal Analysts has released a final 10-section recommended best practice detailing the various elements that go into State Revolving Fund disclosure.

Water agencies in Texas, Oklahoma, and Denver are selling a combined nearly $2 billion of triple-A-rated bonds this week.

Environmental regulations under fire in California.

With Chairman Tom Carper retiring, the key committee will be under new leadership regardless of the election outcome.

The East County AWP Joint Powers Authority plans to construct a water reclamation project using the debt.

The Texas Water Development Board expects to sell up to $1.8 billion of tax-exempt and taxable bonds in September.

Three municipalities will share the money and two will also get revolving loan funds.