DEP Declares Statewide Drought Watch
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has declared a statewide drought watch. Drought watch, warning, and emergency status declarations aren’t based on one indicator alone, such as precipitation. DEP assesses information provided by public water suppliers and data on
Conservation Notice
Streamflow conditions across Pennsylvania are well below normal conditions for this time of year and abnormally dry conditions are impacting drinking water supplies. We are asking all water customers to reduce water usage by 5%. There is no risk of
Water – Our Most Precious Resource
Water is our most precious resource. It is vitally important that everyone work together to conserve our water supply. And, of course, saving water saves you money. Homeowners can significantly decrease the amount of water used each day by following
New & Improved Online Bill Payment Portal Coming Monday
BCWSA is excited to announce our new and improved online bill pay service, powered by InvoiceCloud, is coming Monday, November 14th. As part of this change, current AutoPay customers will need to re-register with the new payment portal once it’s
Pennsylvania DEP Lifts Drought Watch for Bucks County
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) announced today after a meeting of the Commonwealth Drought Task Force that drought watch has been lifted for 16 counties and remains for 20 counties. Residents in those counties are asked to continue
Pennsylvania has Issued a Drought Watch for Our Area
Note: the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has lifted the Drought Watch (as of October 17, 2022) per this press release here. BCWSA requests that all residents begin to conserve water whenever possible. Please refrain from any use of
Penndel Customers & BCWSA Water Main Project
BCWSA is planning on starting the water main replacement on Monday, September 19th, 2022 at 8:00am, possibly finishing up on the week of October 3rd, 2022. The Streets BCWSA will be replacing the water mains are Crescent Street from Hulmeville
BCWSA Board of Directors Statement on Aqua Sale
The Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority Board Chair John Cordisco issued the following statement regarding the Direction Received from the Bucks County Commissioners
Pebble Ridge Sewer Project Update
All pipe work is completed. BCWSA & Doylestown Township would like to thank all of the residents for their cooperation, and patience, during this project.
BCWSA Launches Home Repair Service Plans through HomeServe USA
As of July of 2021, Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority (BCWSA) started offering residential customers a new repair service program to help them save money and time on repairs to the water service line connecting their homes to the
$afeGuard Is Now HomeServe!
BCWSA recently concluded a lawsuit regarding it’s $afeGuard™ program. As a result BCWSA is pleased to announce that it has sold its interest in the program to, HomeServe, a national home warranty company. They are offering the same protections for
Ensure the Safety of Your Building Water System After A Prolonged Shutdown
If your business has been shutdown due to COVID-19 you probably have stagnant water in your building’s water system that could cause a problem when you reopen. Stagnant water can cause low levels of disinfectant leading to the growth and