Taunton Water Department

The Needham Water Division, part of the Town of Needham, MA, offers essential services to residents, including water management and public works. The division actively engages with the community by providing updates on local projects, emergency alerts, and ongoing programs aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents. In addition to water services, the department facilitates various civic initiatives such as the Needham Power Choice program and the Small Repair Grant Program for eligible senior and disabled homeowners. The division is committed to sustainability and community engagement through a range of resources and opportunities for residents to participate in local governance and recreation. Generated from the website

Natick Public Works Department, located in Natick, Mass., supervises various divisions, such as land facilities and natural resources, recycling center, water and sewer, highway and sanitation, engineering, water treatment, and building and equipment maintenance. The department operates a building maintenance division that services fire and security alarms, and heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment. The division monitors the temperature and airflow of buildings and provides electrical and plumbing repairs. Its engineering division utilizes computers, surveying equipment, global positioning systems, computer-aided designs, plotters and digitizers. Its recycling and composting center provides curbside programs. The equipment division maintains a fleet of vehicles. The department's highway and sanitation division provides crosswalk painting, warning signs design, drainage catch basins cleaning, street sweeping, potholes patching, street paving and gravel pit maintenance. The sewer division supervises water meter installation and backflow prevention device testing.

Lowell City Water Utilities is dedicated to providing essential services to the residents of Lowell, MA, ensuring the efficient management of water resources and city infrastructure. The city actively engages its community through various initiatives, including the American Rescue Plan Act and programs aimed at enhancing local parks and public spaces. In addition to its core services, Lowell City Water Utilities fosters civic involvement by encouraging residents to participate in advisory boards and community beautification projects. The city also celebrates cultural diversity and community spirit through events and programs that honor local heroes and promote arts and culture. Generated from the website