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The RWA has kicked off its annual rain barrel sale to promote wise water use.
Read moreSimple steps can keep home plumbing safe in the cold weather.
Read morePersistent dry weather and the State of Connecticut’s Stage Two Drought Declaration have prompted the Regional Water Authority (RWA) to ask its customers to voluntarily reduce their water use by 10 percent.
Read moreThe Regional Water Authority (RWA) has canceled the precautionary boil water advisory for the following streets in Hamden: High Rock Rd, Hill St, Laura Rd, W Shepard Ave, Paradise Ave, Heathridge Rd, Norman Rd, Sterling Pl, Laurel View Ter, Dunbar Hill Rd, and Chauncy Rd.
Read moreThe Regional Water Authority (RWA) is issuing a precautionary boil water advisory for customers in the following streets in Hamden: High Rock Rd, Hill St, Laura Rd, W Shepard Ave, Paradise Ave, Heathridge Rd, Norman Rd, Sterling Pl, Laurel View Ter, Dunbar Hill Rd, and Chauncy Rd.
Read moreReports of door-to-door activity offering free water tests accompanied by what is described as a high-pressure sales pitch.
Read moreRWA invites members of the public to participate in the first of several community outreach discussions as it begins to envision the rehabilitation of the historic Whitney Dam.
Read moreEven with frigid temperatures, traffic of any kind over frozen reservoirs, is not safe or permissible.
Read moreBeginning January 2022 all metered water and PipeSafe bills will change from a quarterly to a monthly billing cycle.
Read moreThe United States Environmental Protection Agency announced the 2021 projects eligible to apply for loans through the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act.
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