Welcome to the Wayne County Water & Sewer Authority

The Authority strives to provide the highest quality water and the most efficient wastewater services for the benefit of the people of the Authority’s service area at the most reasonable cost possible.

On this website, you can find out how the Authority operates, its history, and information you as a customer can use.

How to identify a WCWSA Employee

Our trucks are all white with the Authority logo on both doors.  Our employees carry identification that they will show you if you ask.  They will not come to your door unless it is an emergency or you have an appointment.

Port Bay Sewer Information

 

Wolcott Residents Click HERE

Huron Residents Click HERE

Regional Water Storage Tank

This is an Authority project in conjunction with  the Towns of Arcadia, Huron, Lyons, Marion, Sodus and Williamson.

Visit our Current Activities page for some photos of the project.
Click HERE for a map of the Project
Click HERE for the Engineering Report

Western Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant

This is an Authority project in conjunction with the Towns of Walworth, Marion and Macedon and the Town and Village of Palmyra.  In spite of delays caused by Covid and increased prices of materials, the project continues to move forward.

Click HERE to go to the Project website

Next Authority Board meeting: Tuesday, September 26, 2023.  Download the tentative agenda HERE.

Need Your Well Water Tested?

Click for a list of labs that test well water.

Click Here

Installing a New Water Service?

Please call our office at

315-986-1929

for information.

Need Help Paying Your Water or Sewer Bill?

These agencies may be able to help:

Catholic Family Charities, 180 East Union St, Newark  315-331-4867

Wayne Co. Dept. of Social Services, 77 Water St., Lyons

315-946-4881

Bay Minette

Have you visited our Conservation Tips page?

A group of environmental science students from Bay Minette, Alabama have!

They wanted us to know that while doing a webquest about water and conservation they ended up on our website and found “some great information” there (and so could you – wcwsa.org/conservation-tips.)

As a thank-you, they shared this link to a really good page about rain gardens: https://www.elevators.com/utilizing-rainwater-and-gravity-a-guide-to-rain-gardens/

If you don’t know what a rain garden is, this is a great chance to learn.  Check it out!

Thank you to Ms. Platt from Friends of Bay Minette and her students for sharing this positive feedback!  Water conservation is important to all of us, wherever we may live.