Why Use a Sanitary & Improvement District
The SID model has proven to be a sustainable and effective tool for financing the construction of public infrastructure improvements.
SID Benefits
SID Timeline
SID Timeline
While all SIDs generally follow a similar process, each District’s timeline may vary.
SID Trustees
SID Governance
All Sanitary and Improvement Districts (SIDs) are governed by a five-member Board of Trustees, which serves as the decision-making body for the District.
SID Key Players
SID Key Players
One of the most critical factors in the success of a SID is the strength and coordination of its professional team.
SID Debt
SID Debt-Issuance Process
SIDs have the authority to finance public infrastructure by issuing tax-exempt debt, including warrants and general obligation bonds.
SID History
SIDs: A Brief History
The need for Sanitary and Improvement Districts (SIDs) emerged following World War II, as returning soldiers drove a surge in housing demand.