OWASA's 2023 Wastewater Report Card is now available in English and Spanish. This annual report card is our update to the community about our wastewater treatment and operational processes. This year, as in previous years, OWASA met or surpassed all state and federal regulations for...
The Atlantic Hurricane season has begun and will last until November 30, 2024. There is an 85% chance of above normal Hurricane activity this year and OWASA wants all customers to be prepared in the event of severe weather. Listen to OWASA Safety Manager Steve...
OWASA is excited to celebrate the fourth-annual Care to Share Day on Thursday, November 17, 2022, to raise awareness of and funds for the Care to Share bill-assistance program available for OWASA customers....
Properly disposing of FOG and following steps to prevent frozen pipes during cold weather can help avoid some holiday surprises this year!...
The fourth and largest of OWASA's solar arrays is officially online and producing clean energy at Cane Creek Reservoir. To celebrate the occasion, OWASA and other local officials will be hosting an event at Cane Creek Reservoir featuring past and present members of the OWASA...
OWASA’s Board of Directors met on Thursday, November 10, 2022, and considered an agenda that included an update on PFAS....
OWASA will temporarily alter its drinking water treatment process through the month of March. Water will remain safe to drink....
The Town Councils for Carrboro and Chapel Hill each recently voted to allocate funding to cover debt that Carrboro and Chapel Hill residents accrued on their OWASA bill while the Orange County State of Emergency was in place due to COVID-19....
For over 20 years, samples of OWASA drinking water have tested below the detectable level for lead of 3 parts per billion (ppb)....
A strategic plan prioritizing investments and priorities for the next five to six years was approved by the OWASA Board in September....