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The Orange County Water District recently received an AA rating from Standard and Poor’s, an international bond-rating organization and business information service. The designation makes the district one of the three water organizations in the state to hold such a rating.
The district first earned the AA rating in 1994 because of its competitive water rates and ability to easily get loans when needed, as well as its strong service to the area economy.
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