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Attorney Danielle Lam unpacks the complex but timely topic of SUD conversion, turning a nonprofit Water Supply Corporation (WSC) into a Special Utility District (SUD). Learn what drives WSCs to consider conversion, the benefits and challenges of becoming a governmental entity, and how state law and legislative action shape the process.
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