Water Works seeks up to $140 million in revenue bonds to fund PFAS compliance and system upgrades Columbus Water Works asked council to adopt a parameter resolution authorizing up to $140 million in water and sewer revenue bonds to finance capital projects — including an $80 million PFAS treatment program — plus refundings expected to produce material present‑value savings.

Columbus Water Works is pushing for a groundbreaking $140 million in revenue bonds to tackle PFAS compliance and enhance the city's water infrastructure.

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Columbus Water Works to explore bond refinancing; council informed of strong finances Columbus Water Works President Jeremy Cummings told council Jan. 27 the utility will explore bond market opportunities in 2026 to refinance debt and fund capital projects, citing $96.5 million in 2025 revenues and a net position of about $457 million; CWW will return Feb. 10 with specific options for council approval.

Columbus Water Works is poised to explore exciting bond refinancing options that could reshape the utility's future—are you ready to find out how this will impact your bills?

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