YCUA

The Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority (YCUA) was formed in 1974 when the Charter Township of Ypsilanti and the City of Ypsilanti combined their respective water departments. YCUA provides water and/or wastewater services to portions of eastern Washtenaw County and western Wayne County... YCUA purchases water from the Great Lakes Water Authority (GLWA) and distributes it to approximately 120,000 people. In addition to distributing water and providing wastewater collection and treatment to the founding member communities (the Township and City), YCUA also supplies water to and accepts and treats wastewater from Augusta Township, Pittsfield Township, Superior Township, and portions of York Township, Canton Township and Van Buren Township. YCUA also provides wastewater treatment for Sumpter Township and the Western Townships Utilities Authority, which collects wastewater from the Townships of Canton, Plymouth and Northville in Wayne County. YCUA executed a wastewater service..

Also known as: Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority

Primary location: Ypsilanti United States