Position Paper—Proposed DEP Stream Flow Standards and Regulations: The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has formally proposed regulations establishing new stream flow standards for all streams in the state. As currently drafted, the Regional Water Authority cannot support the regulations unless certain issues are addressed that achieve an acceptable balance between human and ecological water needs. The PDF contains the RWA’s position paper on the subject. Additional information about the DEP’s proposed regulations can be found at the following link: |
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If a large water emergency strikes your town, CodeRed allows us to deliver a pre-recorded message to an entire community, or an individually tailored message to a select portion of a city. |
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Waterlines: Fall-Winter 2009: Consumer News from the Regional Water Authority. In this issue: Conservation Easements Preserve Cheshire Properties; CodeRed—Public Health Preparedness Relies on Telephone Communication; Sign up for PipeSafeSM Plus Sewer Line Protection; Attention: Teachers, Scout Leaders and Parents—Check Out Our Water Science Loan Boxes and Frozen Pipe Prevention. Read online or download the PDF. |
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Water Quality Report: The South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority provides high-quality drinking water to more than 400,000 consumers. This water quality report, required by federal and state regulations, provides you with a summary of the region’s public drinking water quality. Please read the report and learn how we collect, treat and deliver quality water to you for less than a penny a gallon. |
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Annual Report–Planning: Today you will twist the faucet knob in your kitchen or bathroom. And you won’t have to think about what happens next. Because we did. A long, long time ago. It’s our job to think about what happens next. Next week. Next month. Next year. The next decade... Link to the Annual Report. |