Wilton Water & Sewer Authority’s website still lists ABO annual reports only through 2022, while state public-authority sources now surface newer Wilton data.
Wilton Water & Sewer Authority’s own ‘ABO Annual Reports’ page still ended at 2022 when checked July 6, even though state Authorities Budget Office sources now show newer public-authority data for Wilton.
Wilton Water & Sewer Authority’s local page for ABO annual reports was still listing reports from 2012 through 2022 when checked on Monday, July 6.
That matters because the same WWSA site is current in other places. Its financial-reports page lists a 2026 budget, and its water-quality section now links the authority’s 2025 annual drinking-water report.
On the state side, the New York Authorities Budget Office says its public-authority data has been updated to include 2024 data. The ABO’s statewide annual-report table also shows Wilton Water and Sewer Authority entries beyond 2022, including 2023 staff-compensation data.
The practical problem for residents is simple: the WWSA page labeled for annual reports is not a current one-stop place to check the authority’s newer state-facing reporting. A resident using only the authority’s site would not see those more recent records in the obvious location.
What would clarify the page is straightforward. WWSA could add newer annual-report materials to its local list or replace the page with a direct pointer to the state ABO records.
The next routine check is the authority’s July 21, 2026 board-meeting cycle and any website updates posted before then.