VOTE today! DYK that elected District officials appear on the #actonma ballot? This year two candiates are running for a single 3 year term as Water Commissioner. acton-ma.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

Behind every drop of water is a dedicated team of professionals & a rigorous scientific process. This #DrinkingWaterWeek, we invite you to discover the fascinating journey of water, from source to tap. We will explore treatment, regulations, & people that bring #actonma water!

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Water professionals are the unsung heroes of our communities. They work tirelessly to protect public health & ensure safe, reliable water delivery around the clock. This #DrinkingWaterWeek, let's thank them for their expertise, dedication & commitment to keeping #actonma healthy

We continue to celebrate #drinkingwaterweek over on Facebook. Check it out to learn about the regulations & supporting regulatory organizations which help guide our work and help protect the water supply. facebook.com/share/p/1HpebM… actonwater.com/ccr actonwater.com/assets/media/d…

Why does water infrastructure matter? How is water important to you? #DrinkingWaterWeek is the perfect time to find out & express what it means to you! Here is a light hearted list of ways that drinking water, yes, water that is treated to make it safe for drinking, is used daily

We are hiring an Environmental Analyst to help round out our team (seen here refreshing first aid skills) working to deliver safe and reliable water to #actonma! actonwater.com/about-us/job-o…

We would like to remind water users in #actonma that a 1 day per week outdoor water use restriction is still in place despite improving environmental conditions. This restriction was based on both drought & #pfas limiting our production. actonwater.com/conservation/o…

The Town of Acton, MA Water Resources Advisory Committee is requesting the public’s input on sustainable options for funding stormwater management in #Actonma. Please join the in-person discussion on May 29th (TONIGHT) at 7PM in Room 204 at Town Hall.

A water main break occured around 7:45 PM on Foster St. This has caused widespread loss of pressure & discoloration. The main has been shutoff & a crew is assembling to make repairs tonight. Some customers will have no/low water pressure, discoloration or air in the water.

Coming up this Saturday! Start organizing your hazardous materials now. See acceptable items in the pictures below and make a plan for properly disposing of items around your home.

Drink plenty of water, after all thats what our system exists for.

Our latest Water Quality Report is available online at actonwater.com/ccr ! This report details the #ActonMA drinking water supply and treatment methods and summarizes water quality results in 2024. Check your inbox or mailbox in the coming days for a postcard announcement.

We are currently responding to a water main break at the intersection of Route 2 and Taylor/Piper Roads. Some customers may experience low or no water pressure and/or discolored water. Please avoid this area if you can seek alternate routes.

TONIGHT (7/13), the Rt. 2 crossover at Piper/Taylor Rd. will be closed starting at 8pm. In coordination with Mass. Transportation & a local contractor, we hope to make the repair & resume normal water service before the morning commute. Some discoloration could happen on Monday morning.

A water main break has occured on Whittier Drive. A crew is responding to the location to begin repairs. The break happened at 6 am and will take take most of the day to repair. During this time you may have low or no water pressure and may experience discoloration.

Outdoor Water Use Restriction Level 3 - Effective July 26, 2025. Due to low flow conditions in Nashoba Brook, we are required to limit non-essential water use to 1 day per week. Details available here: actonwater.com/conservation/o…

Level 2 Water Use Restriction (Effective 08/08/25) Our new permit conditions require us to monitor Nashoba Brook in North #ActonMA. The gage has remained above the 7-day low flow of 0.57 cubic feet per second (cu ft/s) for 7 consecutive days, allowing for eased restrictions.

Excited to have local news coverage again in #actonma! Acton Water District restricts outdoor water use actonexchange.org/acton-water-di… via withemes

Working hard everyday, including this long weekend, to deliver safe and dependable water service to #actonma!