Every good organization has a vision. We've got one — and we want to share it with you.

EWEB’s organizational goals are monitored and reported quarterly using defined performance metrics.

Each December, EWEB commissioners approve an annual budget for the next calendar year.

The total electric and water utility budget for 2026 is $487.3 million, representing a decrease of 0.5% compared to the 2025 budget. Although there is a slight decrease from the 2025 budget, the cost of delivering essential water and electric services continues to rise due to inflation, new regulatory requirements, and the need to replace or modernize aging infrastructure. These investments are not optional; they are essential to protecting public health and ensuring community safety.

Financial planning helps us make these investments in a measured, responsible way, balancing near-term affordability with long-term sustainability.

Read updates on operations and strategic initiatives from Q3 of 2025. 

Our technicians as well as independent laboratories collect and test more than 85,000 samples from source to tap each year.  EWEB is proud to say that we have never violated a maximum contaminant level or any other water quality standard established by EPA.

Part of being a public utility is being transparent about our finances. Each year, we publish financial statements that are audited by an independent certified public accountant.