Suffolk County Water Authority Archives

05.31.2021 News

Calverton, Manorville launch sign campaign for ‘Clean Water Now’

Claire Bennett of Manorville has her drinking water tested monthly by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and over the past five years the chemicals found in...

05.06.2021 Government

SCWA moves forward on Brookhaven part of Manorville

The Suffolk County Water Authority on Thursday designated a plan to bring public water to a portion of Manorville in Brookhaven Town as a “Type II” action, which officials...

02.05.2021 Government

Some Riverhead officials say SCWA can connect homes in Manorville to public water quicker

Some Riverhead Town officials acknowledged at Wednesday’s Town Board meeting that the Suffolk County Water Authority may be the quickest way to get public water to the 62 homes...

01.24.2021 Editorials

Editorial: Turf war for clean water

The Riverhead Town Board quickly went on the defensive last week after the Suffolk County Water Authority wrote to the Secretary of the Navy seeking federal assistance to undertake...

01.13.2021 Government

SCWA requests federal funding to connect Manorville area homes to public water, but Town says not so fast

The Suffolk County Water Authority says it is “ready, willing and able” to bring safe and constantly tested public water to 128 homes in the Calverton and Manorville communities...

03.22.2020 COVID-19

Water officials: Taps are safe during coronavirus outbreak

As the coronavirus continues to spread across Suffolk County, many residents are stocking up, wiping shelves at grocery stores clean of essential home commodities including toilet paper and bottled...

02.20.2020 Environment

‘Map and plan’ authorized to determine cost of extending Riverhead Water District into Manorville

After residents raised concerns about drinking water quality at a recent meeting in Manorville, the Riverhead Town Board on Wednesday voted to prepare a “map and plan” for the...

12.13.2013 Government

New EPA standard for fire hydrants could cost water districts thousands

Stockpiles of fire hydrants previously purchased by local water districts could soon be useless following new federal standards for lead used in infrastructure that provides drinking water. Effective Jan....

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