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DELCORA history
DELCORA company history timeline
In 1937, the Townships of Springfield, Ridley and Nether Providence and the Boroughs of Morton, Swarthmore, Rutledge, Prospect Park and Ridley Park created the Central Delaware County Authority.
By an agreement dated October 22, 1951, the Authority constructed a wastewater treatment plant to reduce the pollutant loading to the Delaware River.
Starting in 2001, negotiations with the Townships of Upper Providence and Newtown were initiated for the purpose of providing service to portions of those communities.
In 2004, an agreement to accept up to17,000 gallons per day from Upper Providence was signed.
The widely publicized $276 million transaction, termed by The Philadelphia Inquirer as a “record deal” is associated with the 2016 Pennsylvania law that encourages investor-owned acquisitions of municipal water and wastewater systems.
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DELCORA may also be known as or be related to DELCORA, Delaware County Regional Water Quality Control Authority and Delcora.