Community News

About 200 new solar panels will begin generating electricity later this year at Connecticut Water’s State Operations Center.

At Turkey Hill Reservoir, we're working on a project to strengthen the dike and upgrade system operations.

Discover the natural beauty of watershed lands with Connecticut Water employee volunteers during two hikes on properties in Killingworth and Tolland over Connecticut Trails Day Weekend.

Connecticut Water invites customers and the public to learn about where their water comes from, and where it goes, during an upcoming open house at a drinking water treatment facility and a wastewater treatment facility in Heritage Village system.

Connecticut Water employee volunteers recently planted 400 white pine trees around Killingworth Reservoir to protect the long-term quality of a critical water source.

Connecticut Water reached a milestone in 2025, generating more than 1.03 million kilowatt hours of energy through seven solar installations at company facilities. Generating power through solar highlights the company’s commitment to protecting the environment and protecting our customers from unpredictable increases in electricity pricing.

Connecticut Water is pleased to announce that the Shenipsit Lake Reservoir recreation program will open at sunrise on Saturday, April 11, for the 2026 season.

Local and state leaders toured the new PFAS treatment facility in Avon as Connecticut Water continues to make progress on more than twenty projects throughout the state that will proactively meet the new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) PFAS regulations set to be in effect in 2029.

Connecticut Water installed more than 20 miles of water main in 2025 as part of ongoing efforts to increase service reliability, address aging infrastructure and improve water quality so customers continue to receive high-quality water meeting all state and federal guidelines well into the future.