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JEA may have under-collected water capacity fees by $55M, auditors say
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JEA may have under-collected water capacity fees by $55M, auditors say
JEA may have underbilled its commercial customers for water capacity fees by $55 million since 2003, according to a new report from the Jacksonville City Council Auditor’s Office. The auditor’s findings were outlined Monday at the first meeting of the council’s newly created three-member Financial Audit and Oversight Committee. JEA first started investigating the issue internally in 2022, but legal documents show that the policy on collecting wa…
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