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CT’s Acting Consumer Counsel Richard Sobolewski called for an investigation into Aquarion over the catastrophic residential flooding that occurred at 5 Anderson Road on Monday morning. Continue Reading →
“Our Greenwich reservoirs are generally full by spring. However, the large summer demand for water, coupled with climatic changes have meant that our reservoir system, alone, can no longer sustain us through our increasingly hot and dry summers because of our penchant for extensive lawns and irrigation.” – Elizabeth Dempsey Continue Reading →
Greenwich reservoirs
are expected to hit the second drought trigger by July 10, 2020. Continue Reading →
The project will replace an existing 20-inch raw water pipeline between Bargh Reservoir Dam in Stamford and the Rockwood Lake watershed in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
“This is an example of public-private partnership at work.” – Livvy Floren Continue Reading →
“During the drought, Greenwich dramatically reduced its daily water usage from 32 million gallons per day peak summer usage to 5 million gallons per day after an outdoor irrigation ban was implemented, indicating that the overwhelming use of water was going to outdoor uses.” – Marija Mikolajczak, Greenwich Conservation Advocates Continue Reading →
“The September outage would not have occurred if the new substation planned for Railroad Avenue was in place and operating.” – Frank Poirot, Eversource Continue Reading →
The Greenwich water main cleaning project is estimated to last approximately six weeks. During that time, customers may notice drops in water pressure and some discoloration in their water. The water main cleaning scheduled to take place in Greenwich July 29 to September 7. Continue Reading →
It won’t be long until Aquarion finishes their new sub station on Anderson Rd and the road will reopen to trafic. Continue Reading →
The acquisition requires approval from the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, the Massachusetts Dept of Public Utilities and the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission. The acquisition also requires US Justice Department review. Continue Reading →