Happy Holidays from the staff of the MWRA Advisory Board! What's on our wish list for 2019? read more
Category: State/Authority Relations
Advisory Board Responds to Globe Editorial
Our Executive Director provides a response to the Boston Globe editorial calling for increased monitoring of the Massachusetts Bay by the MWRA. read more
October 2018 – Alex Dunn to Address at November Advisory Board Meeting
In this October 2018 edition of News and Notes, we announce that EPA Region 1 Administrator Alex Dunn will speak at our November 15 meeting. We also discuss: A WIFIA informational session in Boston on December 11, And a “Spaghetti Session” on December 7 for read more
July 2018 – A Send-off for Matt
In this July 2018 edition of News and Notes, we bid a fond farewell to Communications Director Matt Romero. We also welcome back Travis Ahern, joining the Advisory Board as Director of Policy and Finance. Other stories include: A reminder to sign up for the annual Advis read more
August 2017 – Field Trip Recap
This August 2017 edition of News and Notes features a recap of this year's field trip: a Boston Harbor boat cruise focused on environmental and economic change. The weather was excellent and the speakers unparalleled. read more
July 2017 – Governor Vetoes Debt Service Assistance Line Item
This July 2017 installment of News and Notes features a timeline of Debt Service Assistance through the legislative process. read more
May 2017 – Advisory Board Recommends 3.19% Increase in MWRA Community Assessments
This May 2017 installment of News and Notes highlights the Advisory Board's recommendation for a 3.19% rate increase for FY18, down from the Authority's 3.79% recommendation. read more
April 2017 – Moving from Rhetoric to Useful Information
This April 2017 edition of News and Notes brings the focus back to watershed management, and what we believe to be the necessary steps going forward. read more
January 2017 – Shaping MWRA Projects and Initiatives
This installment of News and Notes for January 2017 talks about giving the communities a voice. read more