Prince William Water

The video discusses the PWC Service Authority's mission to provide water and wastewater services, protect the environment and public health. It highlights the organization's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and its role in community value creation. The video also encourages potential employees to consider a career at the Service Authority, emphasizing various opportunities and the importance of understanding the organization's direction for future growth.

The FY26 Annual Business Plan for Prince William Water outlines operating resource requirements, capital needs, and annual business and performance goals, aligning with the Board of Directors' Vision and the organization's Strategic Plan. The plan is structured around six key Areas of Excellence: Exceptional Customer Experience, Workplace of Choice, Environmental Leadership & Community Engagement, Sustainable Operations, Financial Stewardship, and Continuous Improvement & Innovation. It aims to protect public health and the environment by reliably providing clean, safe, and dependable water and wastewater reclamation services, striving to be a nationally recognized model for performance excellence by 2032.

The Prince William Water Board of Directors convened a public hearing to consider the adoption of proposed schedules for rates, fees, and other charges and policies, which are set to take effect on January 1, 2025. These include volume charges per thousand gallons for residential, commercial, and industrial users, as well as hydrant water. The proposed changes also involve monthly fixed service charges for water and sewer based on meter size, industrial water monthly service charges, and availability fees. The hearing also addressed the definition of an industrial user and the calculation of water ERUs (Equivalent Residential Units) for determining fees.

The Prince William Board of County Supervisors adopted an ordinance requiring property owners in the Yorkshire Sanitary District to connect to the sewer system. The ordinance addresses the construction and maintenance of private disposal systems, the requirement for sewer connections within the district, and penalties for violations, including fines and liability for expenses incurred by the Sanitary District due to violations.