The MAWC will be changing disinfectant residual from a Chloramine (Combined) residual to a Free Chlorine residual beginning Oct. 18, 2021 this year. We will give notice prior to switching back to Chloramine in the Spring.
Customer Service Announcements
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Updated: 1 week 3 days ago
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Updated: 6 months 1 week agoUpdate: Gov. Wolf Announces $1.7 Million for Safer Water in Schools and Child Care Centers With the passage of Act 39 of 2018 , public schools have been given a choice about what to do regarding testing for lead in their water systems: Either test for lead in your school's water, or discuss why...
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Updated: 7 months 4 days agoClick here to see our updated web pages detailing our Source Water Protection Program.
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Updated: 7 months 5 days agoTo our valued customers of MAWC, in response to the coronavirus, we are closing our front counter and drive through until further notice and asking customers to pay bills online at www.mawc.org , by mail or by phone at 724 755-5800. The convenience fee has been waived for credit card payments...
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Updated: 7 months 1 week agoUnited States Postal Service changes could delay your bill's arrival. They can even make your payment late. Avoid the hassle and postage, and go paper-free by enrolling in auto-pay or e-billing by clicking here or the photo below. Please have a bill handy or call us during normal business hours at...
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Updated: 7 months 3 weeks agoRecommended Guidance for Post-Covid-19 Water Management for Businesses Due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 Virus and the Stay-at-home/ Shelter-in-Place orders given by the Governor on March 23, 2020 to take effect April 1, 2020 through May 8 th , 2020, Many businesses and public facilities have...
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Updated: 7 months 3 weeks agoWipes not only can cause a backup in your home, but also cause a blockage of your community's sewer system. For a full list of what you shouldn't flush or dump, click here .
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Updated: 7 months 3 weeks agoThe Environmental Protection Agency has published frequently asked questions on COVID-19 and water . From EPA's page: Coronavirus and Drinking Water and Wastewater There is no higher priority for EPA than protecting the health and safety of Americans. EPA is providing this important information...
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Updated: 1 year 6 months agoThe AWWA, AMWA and NAWC have issued the following press release : Major water associations reassure public on safety of tap water during COVID-19 outbreak March 17, 2020 Washington, D.C. – As the global COVID-19 crisis continues to develop and reports of bottled water shortages make headlines, the...
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Updated: 1 year 6 months agoReady.gov (Federal Emergency Management Agency) recently increased its recommendation to keep on hand to two weeks of food and water for everyone in your household. To build your disaster preparedness kit, visit https://www.ready.gov/kit Also, don't forget to check whether we have an emergency...
