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Wheatley Heights Water Main Upgraded
Jun 01, 2021
More than 2,500 Feet of Pipe Improvements for Barrington Drive, Willow Street.
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SCWA Seeks $28.6 Million in Federal Funding For Four Key Infrastructure Projects
May 27, 2021
Projects Would Include Bolstering the North Fork Water Supply, Extending Public Water to Neighborhood with PFAS Contamination.
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Fitch Reaffirms SCWA AAA Ratings for 2021
May 10, 2021
Rating Agency Cites Strong Revenue Defensibility and Low Operating Risk.
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SCWA Takes Steps to Provide Public Water To Manorville Residents with Polluted Wells
Apr 30, 2021
Engineering Report Completed, Type II Action Declared, Funding Sought As Authority Stands Ready to Provide a Safe Drinking Water Supply.
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DA Sini & SCWA Chairman Halpin Announce Historic Partnership To Monitor Groundwater, Identify & Investigate Polluters
Apr 23, 2021
First-of-its-Kind Partnership Announced on Earth Day 2021.
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Patchogue Infrastructure Underway on South Summit Avenue
Mar 23, 2021
More than 2,500 Feet of Water Main Upgraded in Village.
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Suffolk Legislature Reappoints Elizabeth Mercado to a Five-Year Term on SCWA Board
Mar 18, 2021
Vote is 17-0 with One abstention for Former Brentwood Board of Education President
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SCWA Offices Now Open to the Public
Mar 15, 2021
SCWA offices, including the Customer Service Walk-in Center, are once again open to the public.
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Jeff Szabo Named to EPA National Drinking Water Advisory Council
Mar 08, 2021
Suffolk County Water Authority Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Szabo has been named to serve on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s National Drinking Water Advisory Council, making him the first SCWA official to ever serve on that prestigious body.
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Jackie Gordon joins SCWA Board
Feb 04, 2021
Appointment Creates First Female Majority Board in SCWA History.
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