15 Mar Temporary Federal Funding Available for Customers with Overdue Water Bills
A new temporary program will provide funding assistance to eligible OWASA customers with overdue water bills....
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15 Jun 2021 Water Quality Report Card: OWASA Meets or Surpasses State and Federal Regulations
OWASA met all state and federal drinking water regulations during the 2021 calendar year. The annual water quality report card is now available in English and Spanish....
23 Sep 3 New Maps Aim to Provide Additional Information to OWASA Customers
Three new maps are aimed at supplying important updates to customers and providing answers to some frequently asked questions about water outages, Boil Water Advisories, construction projects, and the general service area....
01 Dec OWASA’s Wastewater Treatment Plant Awarded by National Organization
The Partnership for Clean Water recently awarded OWASA’s Mason Farm Wastewater Treatment Plant the Partnership for Clean Water’s Directors Award....
07 Feb Construction on East Main Street Sewer Rehabilitation Project Beginning February 11
An OWASA contractor is scheduled to begin work on the East Main Street Sewer Rehabilitation Project on Friday, February 11, 2022....
25 Feb OWASA 2021 Wastewater Report Card Now Available
OWASA met or surpassed all state and federal wastewater regulations in 2021, as shown in the annual wastewater report card....
02 May OWASA Announces Resumption of Standard Collection Practices
OWASA will be resuming Standard Collection Practices on June 1, 2022. Funding assistance is still available for customers who have bills that are past due....
23 Sep Emergency Preparedness Can Help OWASA and Customers Weather the Storm
Taking emergency preparedness steps ahead of time can help you and your family be ready for inclement weather....
22 Apr Solar Energy Helping Fuel OWASA Water and Wastewater Services
OWASA has installed solar arrays to offset some energy costs associated with providing water and wastewater services to customers....
26 Jul OWASA Guidance on Resuming Standard Collection Practices
Orange Water and Sewer Authority will use Orange County's declared State of Emergency as guidance for resuming standard collection practices. Under standard procedures, if a customer does not pay two consecutive bills, their service is disconnected....