Fact Sheet
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Fact Sheet
The Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) is a special purpose government that acquires, owns, improves and operates water and wastewater utilities. LOCAL GOVERNMENTS Fact Sheet SERVICES Water Wastewater Reclaimed water COUNTIES Alachua Citrus Collier Desoto Hardee Hendry Hillsborough Lake Lee Marion Orange Pasco Polk Putnam Seminole Volusia Contact the FGUA Operations Office 280 Wekiva Springs Road, Suite 2000 Longwood, FL 32779 (877) 552-FGUA (3482) – toll free (407) 629-6900 (phone) (407) 629-6963 (fax) [email protected] www.fgua.com SYSTEMS AND COUNTIES LAKE MISSION “The FGUA provides communities with high value, cost effective utility management alternatives within a public government structure that maximizes customer service quality.” STRUCTURE Seven-member Board of Directors (with seven alternates) comprised of appointed representatives from participating counties or municipalities. Board establishes policy and sets goals for everything from customer service standards and rate setting, to the acquisition of utility systems. Local governments are represented on the leadership board and maintain important decision-making control over utilities serving their communities. FGUA representatives have participated in more than 1,600 community events. • Managed more than $500 million in financial transactions • Managed more than $220 million in capital improvement projects • Acquired more than $322 million in water and wastewater utilities FOUNDED Formed in 1999 through an interlocal agreement between Brevard, Lee, Polk and Sarasota counties. Today, counties include Citrus, DeSoto, Hendry, Lee, Pasco, and Polk. SERVICES BY THE NUMBERS • Manages approximately 120,000 customer connections daily • 152 wells • • • • • 2,000 reclaimed water customers 75 water treatment plants 32 wastewater treatment plants Delivers more than 10 million gallons of drinking water daily Treats more than 7 million gallons of wastewater daily BENEFITS The benefits a local government receives from joining the FGUA include: • Leveraging economies of scale • Reliable, efficient, and responsive utility management • • Public ownership alternative Centralized management, operations, and planning SYSTEMS AND COUNTIES The FGUA manages the following 84 systems, within fourteen (14) counties: ALACHUA Arredondo Estates COLLIER Golden Gate CITRUS Castle Lake Kenwood North Pine Valley The Meadows West Citrus HARDEE Peace River HILLSBOROUGH MacDill Air Force Base 48 Estates Carlton Village East Lake Harris Estates Fairways at Mt. Plymouth Fern Terrace Friendly Center Grand Terrace Haines Creek Hobby Hills Holiday Haven Imperial Mobile Terrace Kings Cove Morningview Palms Mobile Home Park Picciola Island Piney Woods/ Spring Lake Manor Quail Ridge Ravenswood Silver Lake Estates/ Western Shores Skycrest Stone Mountain Summit Chase Valencia Terrace Venetian Village LEE Lehigh Acres North Fort Myers South Seas MARION 49th Street Village Belleair Belleview Hills Estates Belleview Hills Jog Acres Chappell Hills Fairfax Hills Hawk’s Point Marion Hills Ocala Oaks Ridge Meadows West View Woodberry Forest (continued) ORANGE Tangerine PASCO Aloha Gardens Angus Valley Colonial Manor Dixie Grove Estates Holiday Anclote/Westwood Jasmine Lakes Lindrick Mad Hatter Palm Terrace Seven Springs Virginia City Zephyr Shores POLK Breeze Hill Gibsonia Estates Lake Gibson Estates Orange Hill/Sugar Creek Rosalie Oaks Village Water PUTNAM Beecher’s Point Hermits Cove Interlachen Lake Estates Palm Port Park Manor Pomona Park River Grove Saratoga Harbor Silver Lakes Oaks St. Johns Highlands Welaka Mobile Home Park Wooten SEMINOLE Chuluota Florida Central Commerce Park Harmony Homes VOLUSIA Jungle Den Twin Rivers/Tomoka View Contact the FGUA Operations Office (877) 552-FGUA (3482) – toll free • (407) 629-6900 (phone) (407) 629-6963 (fax) • [email protected] www.fgua.com