Click the image to learn more	An Advocate for the Residents of Old Bridge Residents may be lose control of their most vital resource — water! Quality Water — Efficient Reliable Service Contact Us — info@saveobwater.com Welcome — Save Old Bridge Water is an advocate for the rate–payer! Save Old Bridge Water is a non-partisan advocate for the rate–payers, residents and customers of Old Bridge. It deals in facts — not partisan politics or partisan rhetoric. It's goal is to protect the town's water rights and to ensure that the rate–payers and residents maintain control over their destiny. What you should know about the Old Bridge MUA A Case Study of Authority Ownership — Why New Jersey Should Preserve Authority Ownership! — Association of Environmental Authorities of New Jersey This guide highlights the significant difference between public and private ownership of local water, wastewater and solid authorities and describes proactive strategies that authorities are using to provide excellent customer service. Case Studies of Water Privatization — Has Water Privatization Gone Too Far in New Jersey? An independent analysis of New Jersey's expensive and troubling experiences with private water companies. Case Studies of Failed Water Privatizations Here are 20 examples of what happens with water privatization. A Cost Comparison of Public and Private Water Utility Operation Common questions with answers that can help clarify why public money for public utilities is the best deal for taxpayers. Public–Private Partnerships: Issues and Difficulties with Private Water Service Local governments will not solve their water infrastructure problems by privatizing their water systems through public–private partnerships. Top 10: Why Water Privatization Fails Food & Water Watch — Fact Sheet Other Case Studies by – Online Petition — Let your voice be heard. Click here to sign the petition and let the mayor and council majority know that you oppose the takeover of the Old Bridge MUA. Navigation Home Overview About OBMUA Quality Service Reasonable Rates Facts About the Surplus Meetings — 2011 OBMUA Meetings Town Council Meetings Meetings — 2012 Town Council Meetings News — June United Water customers will see bills rise due to 19.1 percent rate increase June 7, 2010 News last updated – June 15, 2010 Archived News – Return to top © 2010 Save Old Bridge Water The information on this website is for general information purposes. Contact webmaster