At the upcoming CASA Annual Conference in Monterey, CA on July 31, together with Rick Brandis of Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. and Sandeep Karkal of Novato Sanitary District, Dmitry Semenov of Ridgeline Municipal Strategies is doing a session on funding sources for wastewater infrastructure and facilities.
Project funding can be a daunting task. Recent market turbulence and California budget deficit made it even more complicated and may require adjustments to tfinancing plan.
In this session, we discuss funding strategies available to wastewater agencies for infrastructure and facility projects, including:
We will also discuss management of financing in the higher interest rate environment:
A market update will be provided, because even though we may not always know what the future holds, we should always know where we stand right now.
Hope to see you there!
You can register for the conference here.
Ridgeline Municipal Strategies, LLC is an independent registered municipal advisory and financial consulting firm assisting California's wastewater agencies with financial planning and financing for facilities and infrastructure. Ridgeline is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (“MSRB”) as a municipal advisor.
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