Providence Water Authority

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

The Mashpee Water District is committed to delivering clean and safe drinking water to the community, ensuring adequate pressures at customer taps around the clock. Through effective planning and a focus on environmentally sound practices, the district aims to protect ground water resources while meeting the future needs of the Town. Built on principles of trust and transparency, the Mashpee Water District fosters strong community relations through open communication and shared leadership. The organization emphasizes continuous improvement and innovative thinking to enhance its services and maintain loyalty among its customers. Generated from the website

Welcome to the Dedham-Westwood Water District's web site! We are a public service organization and our goal is to provide you with the highest level of service as well as the best quality water possible. We are the only water supplier available in our area. This carries a great responsibility. Our employees strive to meet a high standard of service to our customers. We always welcome your input and suggestions for how to serve you.Dedham-Westwood Water District is a non-profit, locally controlled public water system. The District was created by the Massachusetts legislature in 1985 to operate as a self-supporting unit of local government. Rates are set by the Water Commissioners to cover the cost of delivering a product which meets federal and state guidelines under the Safe Drinking Water Act. Policy is also set by the Board, a six member commission with three commissioners from each town, appointed by their Board of Selectmen. Public meetings are held each month at the District's office at 50 Elm Street in Dedham. Dates and times of meetings are posted at both town halls and on this site. All customers are encouraged to attend these meetings.Thank you for allowing us to continue providing your family with high quality water. In our continuing efforts to maintain a safe and dependable water supply, it will be necessary to continuously improve your water system. We ask that all our customers help us protect our water sources, which are at the heart of our community, our way of life and our children's future. Important educational information on resource protection, conservation, and other current issues is included in the District's newsletter mailed with all bills.