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Gordon Mortin (left), financial advisor for the HCWSA, and Roderick Burch, HCWSA finance director, chat prior to a meeting at the Henry County Board of Commissioners in early 2009, when the Authority was honored with a county proclamation. These two men are among many people who help the HCWSA maintain such a favorable bond rating.
Moody’s Investor Services “Recalibrates” Bond Ratings for the HCWSA
Moody’s Investor Service has “recalibrated” the ratings of many municipal issuers to make muni-bond ratings more comparable to corporate bond ratings. As a result, the bond rating for the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) has been moved up from Aa3 to Aa2, according to this latest update from the ratings service. Officials from M...
The HCWSA is encouraging customers with homes built in 1993 or earlier to take part in the Toilet Rebate Program.
HCWSA promotes Wise Water Use through Toilet Rebate Program
The Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) continues to promote wise water use among its customers, providing financial incentives for their participation in the Toilet Rebate Program, as an example. The Authority is reinvesting in the state’s Toilet Rebate Program this fiscal year though its continual partnership with the Metropolitan ...
One of the amenities at the new Tussahaw Island is a walking trail, which includes boardwalks and bridges (above), around the perimeter of the public use area.
Upgrades and Additions on tap for HCWSA Public Use Facilities
The public use areas of the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) continue to be well received by customers, local residents and businesses. As a result, the Authority has a few upgrades in store for these outdoor education and recreation facilities, which should enhance their appeal to the public even more. The Cubihatcha Outdoor Edu...
The new outdoor water use schedule allows for daily watering if for agricultural or landscaping purposes.
Henry County Water accommodates revised state Outdoor Water Use Schedule
For customers of the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA), their potential increased outdoor water use this summer will be accommodated by the utility’s healthy supply of water in its reservoirs (approximately 18 billion gallons, which equates to 490 days of storage) and finished drinking water in its system (two plants with a production...
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