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SCWA Hosts WaterTalk in Kings Park
Jan 27, 2020
Public Forum Allows Residents to Ask Questions On Water Quality and Other Key Topics.
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SCWA to Connect over 100 East Quogue Residents to Public Water
Jan 21, 2020
Customers formerly on private home wells contaminated with PFOS and PFOA now have access to safe SCWA water.
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SCWA Approves Quarterly Fee To Fund Contaminant Cleanup Costs
Nov 22, 2019
$20 Charge Will Fund Development of Treatment Systems To Remove 1,4-Dioxane, PFOS and PFOA throughout Service Territory.
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SCWA Wins National Award for Sustainability
Oct 31, 2019
Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies cites the Authority’s Numerous Water-saving and Energy-saving Initiatives.
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SCWA Receives Approval for PFOS/PFOA Test That is Faster, Less Expensive and Detects to a Lower Level
Oct 28, 2019
State Department of Health Allows Method That Detects Perfluorinated Compounds at Two Parts-Per-Trillion.
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Hydration Station Unveiled In Downtown Sag Harbor
Sep 17, 2019
Collaboration between SCWA, Village Promotes Sustainability, Public Water Supply.
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SCWA to Receive $4 Million in Funding From Feds to Treat for Emerging Contaminant
Sep 09, 2019
Schumer Helps Water Authority Secure Key Funding That Will Help Protect Suffolk Ratepayer.
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Hydration Station Unveiled for East Hampton Village
Aug 23, 2019
The stations offer beachgoers an easy way to refill reusable water bottles. It is estimated that tens of millions of plastic water bottles are thrown out in the United States every day.
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Water Main Project to Provide Major Supply Boost, Central Pine Barrens Water, to Westhampton Area
Jun 28, 2019
Project Underway on Speonk Riverhead Road to Provide Up to Two Million Gallons of Water per Day.
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SCWA Applauds NYS Senate and Assembly for Banning 1,4-dioxane in Consumer Products
Jun 21, 2019
“The best way to assure that 1,4-dioxane does not ultimately reach our precious groundwater supply is to remove it from household products, and so we applaud the state Senate and Assembly for their wisdom in approving this legislation and encourage Governor Cuomo to sign it into law expediently.”
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