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Representative Policy Board of the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority (SCCRWA)The Regional Water Authority is a non-profit organization serving about 400,000 consumers in 12 cities and towns in the New Haven area. It owns land but does not supply water in another 4 towns. Together, these 16 communities make up its area of operation. Representatives Alexandra Breslin FAQsWho governs Regional Policy Board? 
Who governs Regional Policy Board?
Back It is governed by two Boards. The Representative Policy Board is composed of one representative from each of the 16 towns plus one member appointed by the Governor of the State of Connecticut. Representative Policy Board Members elect five persons to an Authority that serves a role similar to that of the Board of Directors in an investor owned utility. The Representative Policy Board is composed of one member from each of the municipalities comprising the District, appointed by the chief elected official of such municipality and approved by its legislative body, and one member appointed by the Governor. The member's voting power is weighted under a formula based upon each municipality's proportion of the District's total number of customers and Authority-owned land area. No member has more than 15 of the total 101 weighted votes on the Representative Policy Board. The Representative Policy Board: 1) appoints the five members of the Authority Board, 2) approves changes to the rates charged by the Authority, 3) approves capital projects which will cost more than $2 million, 4) approves the issuance of bonds and 5) approve the sale of any land.
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South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority