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SCWA's distribution system in Bridgehampton, Montauk and the North Fork are experiencing high water demand, please reduce your water use until further notice.
As Suffolk County experiences a stretch of extreme summer heat this week, the Suffolk County Water Authority is encouraging residents to take proper precautions and stay hydrated to protect themselves and their families from heat-related illness.
The Suffolk County Water Authority partnered with the Suffolk County Police Department to host an active shooter training drill at SCWA’s Oakdale campus. The training exercise gave officers an opportunity to conduct hands-on emergency preparedness drills in a real-world setting.
Customer Call Center will be closed on June 19th in recognition of Juneteenth. If an emergency, please contact (631) 665-0663.
The Suffolk County Water Authority announced today that all treated water it supplies to customers is in full compliance with the federal drinking water standards for PFOA and PFOS—six years ahead of the 2031 compliance deadline set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The Suffolk County Water Authority held its 3rd Annual Poster Contest Award Ceremony on Tuesday, May 20th, celebrating the creative achievements of local students who submitted artwork focused on the importance of water and its protection.
Suffolk County Water Authority Deputy CEO for Customer Service Frank Tassone joined Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter at Town Hall to mark the donation of a new SCWA-provided water fountain and bottle filler, now available for public use.
In response to the announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on national drinking water standards for some PFAS compounds, Suffolk County Water Authority Chairman Charlie Lefkowitz issued the following statement.
The Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA) has begun work to replace approximately 2,060 feet of undersized cast iron water main with new, larger ductile iron water main on Arnold Avenue and surrounding streets in West Babylon.
Customer Contact Center Will be Closed on Friday April 18th