Dutchess County Water & Waste is a governmental department serving the residents of Dutchess County, New York. As a part of the county government, it plays a vital role in managing water supply and wastewater services with a focus on sustainability, regulatory compliance, and public health. The department oversees the maintenance and operation of water and sewer infrastructure within its designated service areas, providing reliable access to clean drinking water and safe wastewater treatment. It ensures that water and waste systems meet all environmental and safety standards, closely adhering to regulations set by New York State and federal agencies.

The department is actively involved in long-term planning to support community growth and protect environmental resources. It also collaborates with local municipalities to coordinate services for more efficient management. Transparency and community service are central to its mission, offering residents clear communication regarding service areas, fees, and conservation efforts. Dutchess County Water & Waste also supports public education initiatives around water conservation and responsible waste disposal. Through its efforts, the department supports the health, well-being, and sustainability of Dutchess County communities.

Key Services:

– Maintenance and operation of county water supply systems
– Wastewater treatment and sanitary sewer services
– Expansion and planning of water and waste infrastructure
– Compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations
– Public education and outreach on water conservation and waste management
– Coordination of services with municipalities within Dutchess County
– Administration of customer accounts and utility billing
– Management of water and sewer service areas in the county