Financials
Rates
DUWA assesses each Community based on their respective usage of the System. DUWA collects revenue directly from the Communities served by the System to cover operating costs and debt for Capital Improvements.
The Service Agreement specifies that the current Rate Methodology will remain in use for at least 5 years so as to preserve stability for the communities. This means that rates will continue to reflect self-reported “base flow” (i.e. water consumption), plus a pro rata share of the “excess flow” (i.e. the difference between the total flow treated annually minus the sum of all base flow). Excess flow values will continue to be calculated as a 5 year average to account for flow variations which occur during wet and dry years.
Non-Residential User (NRU) fees are charged for the system based on self-reporting by DUWA’s communities. NRU fees tie into DUWA’s Industrial Pre-Treatment Program (IPP). A June 2020 NRU Town Hall was conducted to help achieve consistency in the self-reported data. The slide deck from the Town Hall is available here. The meeting minutes are available here.
Audits
- 2012 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2013 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2014 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2015 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2016 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2017 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2018 Audited Financial Statement (Wayne County)
- 2018 Audited Financial Statement (DUWA, Stub Year)
- 2019 Audited Financial Statement (DUWA)
- 2020 Audited Financial Statement (DUWA)
- 2021 Audited Financial Statement (DUWA)
Billing
If you have a plumbing, billing, sewer or flooding issue, where you live determines who you contact. Contact your city or township for assistance. DUWA’s Communities include:
Allen Park |
Dearborn Heights |
River Rouge |
Southgate |
Wyandotte |
Bellevile |
Ecorse |
Riverview |
Taylor |
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Brownstone Twp. |
Lincoln Park |
Romulus |
Van Buren Twp. |