Water Quality
A look into GLWA’s water quality standards, testing, and treatment practices.
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GLWA focuses on balancing affordability with the responsible operation of the regional system, knowing that the decisions we make today will impact future generations. Our organization has a responsibility to preserve affordability for our local communities, while ensuring the long-term reliability of the system and the protection of public health.
WRAP provides assistance to eligible, low-income households who receive water and/or sewer service from GLWA member partner communities.
Households can receive help with paying down past due balances and receive water and sewer bill payment assistance for up to two years. Eligible seniors and permanently disabled persons can obtain bill credit assistance without an expiration date. Participants may also receive conservation assistance and minor plumbing repairs.
WRAP, a first of its kind program in Michigan, was created by representatives from throughout the region. GLWA partners with agencies like Macomb Community Action, United Way for Southeastern Michigan, and Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency to deliver WRAP services to residents.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WRAP
GLWA engages local service delivery partners to administer the program. This partnership leverages the other resources and assistance programs available, working to ensure residents have adequate support outside of just their water and sewer bill.
GLWA’s current budget reflects the continued need to responsibly invest in an aging regional infrastructure system that serves approximately 40 percent of Michigan’s population. By supporting regional capital projects, the highest quality water and wastewater treatment standards, and the skilled workforce it takes to make it happen, our budget invests in your family, your neighbors, and the generations of Michiganders who will share our greatest natural resource.