anchor Mission Statement
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC Water) is a bi-county governmental agency established in 1918 by an Act of the Maryland General Assembly. It is charged with the responsibility of providing water and sanitary sewer service within the Washington Suburban Sanitary District, which includes most of Montgomery and Prince George's Counties. In Montgomery County, only the Town of Poolesville and portions of the City of Rockville are outside of the District.
anchor WSSC WATER'S APPROVED BUDGET
The total approved FY22 Operating Budget for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission is $852,092,882, an increase of $2,436,660 or 0.3 percent from the FY21 approved budget of $849,656,222. The total approved FY22 Capital Budget is $703,745,472, an increase of $98,363,585 or 16.2 percent from the FY21 approved budget of $605,381,887.
WSSC Water's approved budget is not detailed in this document. The Commission's budget can be obtained from WSSC's Budget Group at the WSSC Headquarters Building, 14501 Sweitzer Lane, Laurel, Maryland 20707 (phone 301.206.8110) or from their website at http://www.wsscwater.com.