Financials Archive
A key indicator of success for GLWA has been our strong financial performance, allowing us to earn customers’ and investors’ trust through financial stability and transparency.
Archive Budget & Financial Plan
As a key part in our mission for transparency, we release our budget and financial plans yearly, which can be downloaded below
AUDIT COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS
The GLWA’s Audit Committee shall meet at least four (4) times per year, with the Authority’s Chief Financial Officer, Chief Executive Officer and the Authority’s independent public auditors to review the reports related to the financial condition, operations, performance and management of the Authority.
GLWA Audit Reports
Prior years (FY 2017 and FY 2016) regional systems annual report information.
WHOLESALE CUSTOMER CHARGES FY 2019
Annually the Board of Directors establishes customer charges that align with the budget and financial plan. The charges are approved after a series of engaged member-partner meetings and a public hearing.
WHOLESALE CUSTOMER CHARGES FY 2018
Annually the Board of Directors establishes customer charges that align with the budget and financial plan. The charges are approved after a series of engaged member-partner meetings and a public hearing.
WHOLESALE CUSTOMER CHARGES FY 2017
Annually the Board of Directors establishes customer charges that align with the budget and financial plan. The charges are approved after a series of engaged member-partner meetings and a public hearing.
WHOLESALE CUSTOMER CHARGES FY 2016
Annually the Board of Directors establishes customer charges that align with the budget and financial plan. The charges are approved after a series of engaged member-partner meetings and a public hearing.
DWSD Audit Reports
Please note: The archived statements below relate to the City of Detroit Water & Sewerage Department (DWSD). The Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) assumed operation of the DWSD’s regional assets on January 1, 2016.
Capital Improvement Plan
GLWA’s Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) supports the continuation of major capital asset investments to upgrade the Authority’s aging infrastructure. The five year plan is updated annually to reflect changing system needs, priorities and funding opportunities. Click on Learn More to view our current and historical CIP plans.