The phrase 'utility authority' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that can be used to refer to an organization responsible for managing public services, such as electricity, water, gas, or sewer service. For example, "The local utility authority granted the residents of the town access to running water."
Yet even in many of those states, power companies and local utility authorities have started preparing to meet the targets.
Sewage and utility authorities have complained that wastewater treatment plants that were built in anticipation of new sewer users may be underused.
The town can dig more wells, or it can buy more water from outside suppliers, like the county utilities authority.
Among the sale's strongest supporters is Mayor John C. Parker of Lacey, who is also chairman of the county utilities authority.
The county utilities authority plans to truck water from Barnegat Bay, which is clear of the 570-million gallon spill, to holding tanks in Highlands.
They included $11.2 million in land sales and $7.4 million from the city's municipal utilities authority, which was created by Mr. Schundler in 1998.
Senator Ellen M. Karcher, a Monmouth County Democrat, told The Asbury Park Press that she was one of the three unnamed officials that the former Marlboro municipal utilities authority chairman, Richard Vuola, was accused of trying to bribe, the newspaper reported yesterday.
The indictment of Mr. Auriemma also charges that he received five cash payments of $2,000 to $5,000 from the contractor for "action and inaction" in connection with the contractor's work with the town and the utilities authority.
Heads of the autonomous and self-regulating government agencies, a designation that includes the public procurement office, the office of economic competition, the equal treatment authority, the data protection office, national media council, the financial supervisory authority and the energy and public utilities authority.
