Monongah Water Department

The town of Monongah, WV, was incorporated in 1891 and derived its name from the Monongahela River, which is formed by the convergence of the West Fork and Tygart Rivers nearby. With a population of 939 and an elevation of 873 feet, Monongah operates under a Mayor-Council form of government and holds elections for its volunteer fire department every two years. The town's officials assume office on July 1st following the elections held on the second Tuesday in June.Generated from the website

Summit Park Public Service District (SPPSD) is a water and wastewater system located in Clarksburg, WV. Operating under normal conditions, SPPSD offers services such as thermal expansion, backflow prevention, and hydrant flushing. They also provide important updates through their Facebook page, including boil water notices, water line repairs, and road construction due to leak repairs. SPPSD aims to keep their customers informed and engaged by offering the option to receive emergency alerts via text or phone. With a commitment to utilizing modern technology, SPPSD provides minute-to-minute updates on their Facebook page, ensuring that customers stay up-to-date on district events and important news related to their water and wastewater services.Generated from the website

As West Virginia's largest public utility, MUB provides service to most of the 100,332 residents that live in the Monongalia County area, either directly or through the resale of water to other utilities.