Treating the community’s wastewater is a job that requires time and attention 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and OWASA’s team of Mason Farm Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) operators is responsible for making sure the plant is running effectively. When...
OWASA drinking water will remain safe to drink, but customers in Carrboro and Chapel Hill might notice a change in taste or odor of drinking water....
After careful deliberation, the OWASA Board has determined Jordan Lake is the most viable alternative to consider during the update to the Long-Range Water Supply Plan....
Learn more about how OWASA is celebrating Orange County’s Creek Week (March 14-20, 2022) with two special events....
Students in grade 9 to 12 in Carrboro and Chapel Hill are invited to apply for OWASA's 2022 Youth Water Academy....
Orange County received less rain than normal over 2021, but OWASA’s reservoirs remained more than 90 percent full....
OWASA's third-annual Care to Share Day is focused on raising awareness of and funds for the community bill-assistance program....
The OWASA recreation season at Cane Creek Reservoir and University Lake will be closing at the end of October....
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....
Taking emergency preparedness steps ahead of time can help you and your family be ready for inclement weather....