Regional Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Planning (PTRWA)
Greensboro
Summary
Greensboro and regional partners are looking ahead to 2050 to plan for massive water and sewer infrastructure needs driven by rapid growth. Officials warned that without regional cooperation and billions in outside state and federal funding, local water and sewer rates could spike dramatically.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated regional capital costs range in the billions, with future local rate increases projected between 4% and 5% annually if federal and state aid is secured, or up to 10% without outside funding.
Greensboro residents and regional municipalities who gain long-term water security and protected water quality.
Ratepayers who may face higher utility bills if external funding is not secured.
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