Blythe Township Water Auth

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375 Valley St

New Philadelphia, PA 17959

+1 (570) 277-6921

http://opportunityforblythe.com

The Blythe Township Water Authority, established in 1943, is a trusted provider of water services in New Philadelphia, PA. With a dedicated team of trained professionals, the Authority operates three water systems, ensuring a safe and reliable supply of drinking water to the community.

Formerly known as the Silver Creek Water Company, the Authority serves the areas previously covered by Crystal, Moss Glen, Middleport, Glen Dower, Frailey, Otto, and Rock Water Companies. Committed to meeting federal and state regulations, the Authority routinely monitors the quality of the water and maintains a comprehensive distribution system.

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