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Infrastructure: Water is delivered under pressure from wells through a network of buried pipes. House service lines, which are smaller pipes, are attached to the water main to bring water from the distribution system to your house or business. Water pressure is provided by pumping water into storage tanks that store water at higher elevations than the customers they serve. The force of gravity then "pushes" the water into your home when you open your faucet. Our New water tank does not have height, rather uses pumps to supply water at a consistent pressure. |
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The District is actively pursing new ways to improve the water distribution system. The new Broadway well field needs to have a filtration plant constructed prior the being able to use that source and bring it on-line. Replacement transmission main needs to be installed from King Phillp Street to Carver to prevent any disruptions to the water system. As in all cases, funding remains the major obstacle to completing these projects. The District will continue to apply for state low interest funding to help the rate payers get the most bang for there buck. State and Federal grants have been applied for and granted to our District. |
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Britton Street 6" Water main was replaced in 2025 to a new 12" line to support water transmission from K.P. Water Treatment Facility to the Rt 138/Broadway water main "backbone" of our system. |
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