Newsroom

Thank you for your interest in the RWA. Here’s where you’ll discover the latest news from the RWA. Media inquiries are handled by our Public Affairs team. That includes interview requests with our President and CEO, questions about our high-quality water and innovative services, and requests for tours of our facilities.

 

News

Apr 21, 2022

Regional Water Authority Invites The Public To Discuss The Whitney Dam Rehabilitation

RWA 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 more
Jan 26, 2022

Regional Water Authority Warns Connecticut Residents To Avoid The Ice On Frozen Reservoirs

Even with frigid temperatures, traffic of any kind over frozen reservoirs, is not safe or permissible.

Read more
Dec 28, 2021

RWA To Improve Customer Experience and Aid In Conservation By Moving To A Monthly Billing Platform

Beginning January 2022 all metered water and PipeSafe bills will change from a quarterly to a monthly billing cycle.

Read more
Dec 06, 2021

RWA Invited To Apply For EPA WIFIA Loan To Improve Water Infrastructure

The United States Environmental Protection Agency announced the 2021 projects eligible to apply for loans through the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act.

Read more
May 18, 2021

RWA Supports Environmental Initiatives Through Claire C. Bennitt Watershed Fund

The Regional Water Authority (RWA) announced today that the company’s Claire C. Bennitt Watershed Fund has awarded grants in support of environmental and educational initiatives to the New Haven Ecology Project and New Haven Urban Resources Initiative.

Read more
May 06, 2021

Annual Water Quality Report Shows The RWA Continues To Maintain High Water Quality Standards

The RWA has issued its annual water quality report to customers in the Greater New Haven region. The Consumers’ Annual Report on Water Quality provides information about the RWA’s sources of drinking water, shows water quality test results for 2020 and contains other important information about tap water and health. Customers will receive a printed copy of the report in the mail, and it is also available on the RWA’s website, rwater.com. To ensure that more customers are able to access the important information within this report, the RWA has produced a version fully translated into Spanish. The English and Spanish versions of the report can be accessed by clicking here.

Read more
Apr 22, 2021

On Earth Day, The Regional Water Authority Is Helping Customers Use Water Wisely By Harvesting The Rain

Following a very hot and dry summer last year, the Regional Water Authority (RWA) is offering rain barrels at a nearly 50 percent discount to help customers use water wisely. The online sale begins today, as a way to honor Earth Day.

Read more
Apr 13, 2021

RWA Announces Water Wise Ways For A Healthy Lawn Series

On April 21, the Regional Water Authority (RWA) will launch an interactive, free webinar series promoting efficient water use and lawn maintenance. Throughout this four-week series, participants will have the opportunity to hear from experts and have their questions answered about how to keep lawns and gardens healthy during the summer months without wasting water or money.

Read more
Apr 09, 2021

RWA Donates Water Bottles to Students Through The Claire C. Bennitt Watershed Fund

The Regional Water Authority (RWA) donated nearly 2,000 reusable water bottles to students through the company’s affiliate, the Claire C. Bennitt Watershed Fund (The Watershed Fund). As more students head back to in-person classes, the RWA is helping to make sure kids have access to high-quality water in school. Water fountains remain closed due to COVID-19 restrictions, and so students need reusable water bottles to stay hydrated and healthy throughout the school day.

Read more
Feb 25, 2021

RWA Encourages Residents to Stay Vigilant And Safe From Scammers Posing As Utility Employees

The Regional Water Authority’s (RWA) Police Department has received reports of an increase in criminals posing as utility employees in Connecticut to gain access to people’s homes so they can steal money or property. People can protect themselves and their families from these scams by staying vigilant and always asking for identification.

Read more