EPA to Promote Water Performance Measures for Utilities

May 10, 2007

EPA assistant administrator for Water, Benjamin H. Grumbles, has signed a statement of support with six national associations to promote recommended utility performance measures and encourage the use of these tools and 10 management attributes by utilities around the country.

The "10 Attributes of Effectively Managed Water Sector Utilities" provide a reference point for utilities seeking to improve performance in the following areas:

  • product quality
  • customer satisfaction
  • employee and leadership development
  • financial viability
  • infrastructure stability
  • operational resilience
  • community sustainability
  • water resource adequacy
  • stakeholder understanding and support.

"This significant agreement advances the Administration's sustainable infrastructure initiative for America and charts a course, locally and globally, for wise management of water systems," said Grumbles.

Source: EPA

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