Our water quality team utilizes state-of-the-art technology and equipment to test our water 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If a school or daycare is interested in signing up for our lead testing program, please visit my.ecwa.org/LeadSchoolsChild… to fill out the information form.

ECWA is dedicated to helping our customers conserve water and reduce their monthly bills throughout the year. To learn more water conservation tips, please visit ecwa.org/my-water/conservati….

Through ECWA’s Get the Lead Out Program, we are asking customers to assist ECWA in identifying their service line as lead, copper, or galvanized steel. Please visit my.ecwa.org/leadcopper to self-report your service line material.

The ECWA board meeting starts at 9:30 AM, to access the virtual meeting: ecwa.org/community/open-meet…

Tomorrow’s board meeting will take place at 9:30 am. Please visit the link below to access the virtual meeting. ecwa.org/community/open-meet…

Visit the link below to learn more tips on how to conserve water that will safeguard this essential life resource and save on your water bill. Ways to Conserve Water: ecwa.org/my-water/conservati…

There are steps a childcare center or school can take immediately to mitigate the exposure of lead in drinking water. Please visit my.ecwa.org/LeadSchoolsChild… if you are interested in learning more about our lead sampling program for childcare centers and schools.

Imagine a Day Without Water recognizes the significant role water plays in our daily lives. ECWA works 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to provide 500,000+ consumers in Western New York an abundant supply of safe, clean drinking water.

Contact ECWA to test your service line, plumbing fixtures, and drinking water for free as we work together to Get the Lead Out! To learn more, please visit my.ecwa.org/GetTheLeadOut

Our customer service representatives are here to address all your questions, comments, or concerns regarding your water service. Please contact our customer service line at (716) 849-8444 or email [email protected].

Although there is an ample supply of water for all of our customers, ECWA encourages everyone to be environmentally conscious and to practice water conservation. By utilizing the tip below, you can help preserve one of our most valuable natural resources.

We are requesting customers to assist us in identifying service line material across our service territory, as we work together to Get the Lead Out. You can enter your information and photos of your service line by visiting my.ecwa.org/leadcopper.

Although there is an ample supply of water for all of our customers, ECWA encourages everyone to be environmentally conscious and to practice water conservation. By utilizing the tip below, you can help preserve one of our most valuable natural resources.

The Erie County Water authority is hiring! You can have a direct impact on a water system that serves over 550,000 residents in Western New York. To find out how to apply for the latest job openings with the Erie County Water Authority, please visit ecwa.org/employment/

ECWA’s Get the Lead Out initiative has set an ambitious goal of replacing all lead water service line within its service territory a decade before the EPA’s deadline for all public and private lead service line material to be replaced.

If your service line material is listed as anything other than “NON-LEAD,” ECWA encourages customers to request that your service line be investigated to determine the material type. For next steps, please visit our website: ecwa.org/

Most of us take water for granted, but in many parts of the country, water is rationed and considered a luxury. Ways to Conserve Water: ecwa.org/my-water/conservati…

The Erie County Water authority is hiring! You can have a direct impct on a water system that serves over 550,000 residents in Western New York. To find out how to apply for the latest job openings with the Erie County Water Authority, please visit ecwa.org/employment/

Once you have located your service line, usually in the basement, you can enter your information and photos by visiting my.ecwa.org/leadcopper. If you have any questions, contact us at 716-685-8296 or [email protected].

Our staff, management team, and board of commissioners work daily to protect public health and ensure safe, reliable drinking water is delivered to homes and businesses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Without them this work would not be possible.