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Suffolk County Water Authority breaks ground on water main extension . . . The Suffolk County Water Authority began work Monday on a major water main extension to bring public water to 64 homes in the Riverhead Town sections of Manorville and Calverton, taking them off private wells that have been shown to be contaminated by perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS
Suffolk County Water Authority seeking customer input The authority is seeking the public’s input on the drinking water topics that consumers have always been curious about “We have a range of experts related to drinking water, and we want to share our expertise with our customers Social media is another avenue for us to reach our customers and address the topics they’re concerned with
SCWA’s 2023 water main groundbreaking was just ‘ceremonial’ A Suffolk County Water Authority capital project to build an eight-mile, $35 million pipeline linking the Pine Barrens aquifer to Southold Town is not yet underway, and will take three to five years to complete, SCWA CEO Jeffrey Szabo said in an interview this week Mr Szabo was responding to a letter to the editor
At latest forum, SCWA, Riverhead outline update on joining forces to . . . Thus the push for public water Last year Riverhead received $3 5 million in federal funding that would go toward the estimated $9 5 million needed to hook up the affected Manorville properties The town continues its search for additional grant monies for the project Meanwhile, Riverhead has the Suffolk County Water Authority in its corner
Water Authority aiming to begin Calverton water main extension this . . . The Suffolk County Water Authority is moving forward with its program to bring public water to Riverhead Town residents in the Manorville and Calverton areas Riverhead Town has now raised $7 39 million to extend the Riverhead Water District into Manorville and Calverton with the help of SCWA, and that’s about $2 8 million short, according to
Riverhead Town to enter agreement with SCWA to connect Manorville homes . . . Riverhead Town plans to formally collaborate with the Suffolk County Water Authority in providing clean water for Manorville residents with contaminated private wells, bringing residents one step closer to a long-sought resolution According to an agreement distributed at Wednesday’s Town Board meeting, water would be provided to properties with private wells that have or may
As SCWA urges East End residents to cut back water use, Riverhead Water . . . While the Suffolk County Water Authority has declared a water emergency in the East End towns it supplies — Southold, Shelter Island, Southampton and East Hampton — the Town of Riverhead, which has its own water district, has maintained its capacity this summer, according to Frank Mancini, superintendent of the Riverhead Water District “We did
Guest Spot: Preserving aquifer key to area’s future The Suffolk County Water Authority relies on this aquifer to supply water to the North Fork but that thin aquifer means we need to be particularly careful in how we use and manage it Our wells are very shallow, some only 30 feet deep
Clean water initiative in Calverton secures final funding as Suffolk . . . A long-standing safe drinking water controversy in Manorville took another key step towards resolution this week Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone and State Sen Anthony Palumbo held a press conference Thursday to announce that $1 5 million in additional funding has been secured to provide clean drinking water to 64 Riverhead Town residents living in Manorville
Rising costs for Riverhead Towns Water District may lead to rate . . . By comparison, Mr Mancini said, the Suffolk County Water Authority’s rate per 1,000 gallons is $2 22 for Tier 1 and $3 20 for Tier 2 Mr Mancini said the water district can’t survive at the rate it’s at now “It’s still going to be one of the cheapest water rates,” he said “Everything is skyrocketing in cost,” he said