Request for Proposals Leavenworth Utility Rate Study

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth, Washington, is actively seeking proposals from qualified financial consultants to conduct a comprehensive utility rate study, focusing on water, sanitary sewer, stormwater, and solid waste services. This initiative aims to independently assess the city's current utility rates and provide well-informed recommendations for adjustments. The study is essential to ensure that utility operations, capital costs, and bonded debt are adequately funded while minimizing the financial burden on residents. To achieve this, the selected consultant will review the city’s utility funds, budgets, and Comprehensive Plans, along with current usage data and projected growth. By analyzing these factors, the city hopes to develop a sustainable financial model for its utilities.

Interested consultants are encouraged to review the detailed documents provided, including the Cover Letter and Request for Proposal. The outcome of this study will directly impact the community, ensuring that utility services remain reliable and affordable. The city looks forward to engaging a consultant who can deliver clear and actionable insights.

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