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Apr 29, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
North Charleston Sewer District Strategic Plan 2026
This Strategic Plan outlines the long-term direction for the North Charleston Sewer District, aiming to provide a sanitary sewer system that ensures the health and safety of its stakeholders. The plan is structured around five strategic areas: Fiscal Stability, Strong Infrastructure, Operational Effectiveness, Community, and Workforce Development. It emphasizes continuous improvement through best practices and innovative technology, striving for a well-managed, efficient, and fiscally stable organization that provides quality and accessible services and maintains a robust infrastructure.
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North Charleston Sewer District Commission Budget Appropriations Resolution
The resolution provides for the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 operating and capital budget for the North Charleston Sewer District. It reaffirms the sewer rates, charges, and fees as set forth in the District's Rate Resolution. The budget includes operating revenues of $35,851,254 and operating expenses of $36,777,024. Key capital projects include treatment plant upgrades, interceptor rehabilitation, and pump station rehabilitation. Sewer service rates will increase by 4% effective July 1, 2025.
Nov 16, 2023·StrategicPlan
Board
Sewer District Strategic Plan 2025
This strategic plan serves as a roadmap to assess current conditions and achieve long-term goals for providing a sanitary sewer system that ensures stakeholder health and safety. It is structured around five strategic areas: Fiscal Stability, Strong Infrastructure, Operational Effectiveness, Community, and Workforce Development. The plan aims to foster a well-managed, fiscally stable, and transparent organization, leveraging dedicated and skilled employees, best practices, and innovative technology to deliver quality, accessible services and robust infrastructure at reasonable rates, while prioritizing environmental protection and public trust.
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