Water Department

The Acton Water District is a community public water supply that delivers high quality drinking water to the majority of residents in Acton, Massachusetts. With a system consisting of approximately 135 miles of water main, four storage tanks, and various treatment facilities, the district ensures the production of high quality finished water from its eleven wells located within the town. As a separate municipal entity chartered by the Massachusetts Legislature, the Acton Water District operates independently from the Town of Acton. It provides essential services to the community, maintaining a reliable water supply and promoting water conservation through programs such as WaterSmart. With a commitment to transparency, the district regularly publishes water quality reports and keeps residents informed about important updates and restrictions through its website and social media channels.Generated from the website

The Dracut Water Supply District, located in Dracut, MA, is responsible for providing clean and reliable water to the community. With a dedicated team of professionals, they ensure the water supply meets all safety standards and strive to maintain the highest level of customer satisfaction.Generated from the website

Chelmsford Water District, serving a significant portion of Chelmsford, MA, plays a crucial role in providing water to residents. Divided into three water districts, including North Chelmsford, Chelmsford Center, and East Chelmsford, the district draws water from fourteen wells in the Concord River Basin and the Merrimack River Basin. Water is extracted from the ground, undergoes treatment, and is distributed to homes and schools within the town. With a focus on efficiency and quality, Chelmsford Water District ensures the reliable delivery of clean water to the community. Generated from their available business information