Manhasset Lakeville Water District

The Water Authority of Great Neck North is a public benefit corporation established in 1985, dedicated to providing potable drinking water to the northern areas of the Great Neck Peninsula. It serves several villages and portions of the unincorporated areas of the Town of North Hempstead, having acquired the assets of the Citizens Water Supply Company in 1989. The Authority is governed by a Board of Directors composed of representatives from the seven villages and the Town of North Hempstead within its service area. With a focus on community service, it offers various payment options and is actively involved in programs to ensure the safety and quality of the water supply. Generated from the website

The Water Authority of Western Nassau County has approximately 28,000 customers. It serves a population of approximately 120,000 people in portions of western Nassau County on Long Island in New York. Water quality monitoring of all public supply wells and treated water in the distribution system is performed routinely in accordance with the requirements of the Nassau County Department of Health. One of the critical missions at the Water Authority of Western Nassau County is to keep its customers well informed as to issues facing the water industry. In this regard, Water Authority of Western Nassau County offers the Annual Water Quality Reports. These reports are in compliance with New York state public health law and federal regulations.

Roslyn Water District is a utility company based in Roslyn, NY, dedicated to providing water services to the local community. With a focus on water distribution and maintenance, the district ensures reliable access to clean water for residents and businesses in the area. Generated from their business information