What's New

“Fracking” water, the term used to describe the wastewater from hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, has never been a part of the water treated at our Forest Park Water treatment facility in Chalfont, PA. We at the NWWA are vigilant in the protection of our source waters and are supportive of stringent regulations and oversight governing the shale drilling process and disposal of drilling wastewater.

This year's annual system flushing will take place from April 2 - June 1. Click here for the full schedule.

The new issue of Water Rings is out! This issue includes a discussion of the benefits of enrolling in our Lateral Maintenance Program, whether or not a loss of power would affect our distribution system, an explanation of watersheds and their importance, and more. Click here to download the issue.

1) What can I do to prevent my pipes from freezing in the winter?

2) Where do I begin to investigate to see if there is a leak somewhere in my house?

3) Where are the shut off valves located to shut off my water supply?

4) Does the Authority recommend using a home water treatment device?

5) What are those colored lines I see painted on the sidewalk or on the roadway?

Industries released 197 million pounds of toxic chemicals into waterways in 1990.