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Proposed ballot question seeks to ensure Pittsburgh's sewer and water system remains public
- Activists and Pittsburgh City Council members aim to put a question on the May 20 ballot that could safeguard Pittsburgh's water and sewer system from privatization.
The article from WESA discusses a potential ballot question in Pittsburgh regarding the future of the city's water and sewer systems. Currently managed by the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA), there is a debate about whether these utilities should remain under public control or be sold to a private entity. Advocates for keeping the systems public argue that privatization could lead to higher rates and less accountability, while proponents of privatization suggest it could bring in much-needed investment and efficiency. The ballot question aims to let Pittsburgh residents decide if the PWSA should remain a public entity, reflecting broader national discussions on the privatization of public utilities. This issue has gained traction due to concerns over infrastructure maintenance, water quality, and equitable access to services.
Read the Full WESA Article at:
[ https://www.wesa.fm/politics-government/2025-02-03/ballot-question-pittsburgh-water-sewer-public ]
Read the Full WESA Article at:
[ https://www.wesa.fm/politics-government/2025-02-03/ballot-question-pittsburgh-water-sewer-public ]
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