Orange Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors has delegated authority to declare personal property items as surplus to the needs of OWASA to the Executive Director. The Executive Director has declared certain personal property surplus and has authorized disposal by electronic auction. From December 20,...
OWASA's second PFAS Community Chat - Safeguarding Our Water: PFAS Q&A - focused on the science behind removing PFAS from drinking water. Video of the event is now available on our YouTube channel. Held at Lanza's Cafe in Carrboro, this event connected environmental scientists and...
Orange Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors has delegated authority to declare personal property items as surplus to the needs of OWASA to the Executive Director. The Executive Director has declared certain personal property surplus and has authorized disposal by electronic auction. From October 31,...
The third in OWASA's PFAS Community Chat series - Safeguarding Our Water: PFAS Q&A - focused on how PFAS gets into the environment, how humans are exposed to PFAS and potential health impacts, and how we can reduce our exposure to PFAS in our daily...
OWASA's Drinking Water Service Line Inventory is now available online at http://owasa.org/lead-and-copper. OWASA has been working diligently to verify the material make-up of all customer-owned and OWASA-owned service lines in our service area. Our initial community-wide inventory found no lead service lines in our service area. Visit...
Orange Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors has delegated authority to declare personal property items as surplus to the needs of OWASA to the Executive Director. The Executive Director has declared certain personal property surplus and has authorized disposal by electronic auction. From December 9,...
On Friday, August 23, OWASA hosted North Carolina State Senator Graig Meyer, Representative Allen Buansi, Representative Renee Price, Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee, and other elected officials from Carrboro, Chapel Hill, and Orange County for a briefing on OWASA's PFAS Action Plan and the financial impacts...
Thursday, November 21 is Care to Share Day - a day dedicated to giving and helping out our neighbors. OWASA's Care to Share Program is our community's water bill assistance program that helps families in need pay their water bills. Click HERE to make a one-time donation...
Exciting news: Starting early 2024, your OWASA bill is getting a makeover! The new billing system was adopted to help OWASA provide faster customer service and to be more flexible and adaptable to changing needs. What to expect: -Shorter account number: Customers will be assigned a shorter account number...
A 15% rate increase for OWASA customers went into effect today, October 1, 2024. Residential customers will see an average increase of $12.32 on their monthly bill after October 1. Commercial customers may notice a slightly larger increase on their bill. Any water consumption after...