Regional Water Storage Tank
Visit our Current Activities page for some photos of the project.
Click HERE for a Press Release about 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.
Click HERE to go to the Project website
Next Authority Board meeting: August 23, 2022. Download the tentative agenda HERE
Need Your Well Water Tested?
Click for a list of labs that test well water.
Installing a New Water Service?
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
We’re in the middle of a hot, dry summer!
Some of Wayne’s neighboring counties are under a Drought Watch, and the US Drought Monitor shows the westernmost towns of Wayne County, along with Monroe County to the west, to be Abnormally Dry. In these dry times, it’s important to be aware of the conservation measures we all can take to be responsible water users.
If your lawn gets dry and brown with the lack of rain and your gardens are parched, get the most out of your water by watering early in the morning.
After mid-morning, the sun evaporates much of the water your sprinkler is spraying.
Watering early means your landscaping gets more of the water you are paying for! Better yet, water at the base of plants with a drip hose.
To do the best for your lawn, set the mower blades higher during the dry weather. A good rule of thumb is to cut only the top 1/3 of the grass stalk. Taller grass encourages the roots to go deeper where they are more likely to find moisture in the soil.
Water conservation is always important! Get more conservation tips HERE