Westchester County Water Agency is a government entity dedicated to ensuring the consistent delivery of safe, high-quality drinking water across Westchester County, New York. Operating under the direction of the Westchester County Department of Environmental Facilities, the agency serves as both a water wholesaler and a regional resource for municipalities and local water districts throughout the county. Through strategic partnerships with local governments and regulatory bodies, the agency manages and maintains critical infrastructure, oversees long-term water planning, and champions sustainable water use.

As a steward of public health and environmental protection, the agency works diligently to meet and exceed all state and federal water quality standards. It also offers technical support and oversight to local water systems, helping to prevent disruption to essential services. With a strong commitment to transparency and community engagement, the Water Agency plays an active role in promoting water conservation and infrastructure education among residents and stakeholders. Additionally, it contributes to regional emergency preparedness by managing contingency planning for droughts, infrastructure failures, and other water-related crises. In doing so, the Westchester County Water Agency is a vital force in ensuring water security and sustainable resource management for the communities it serves.

Key Services:

– Wholesale supply of drinking water to municipalities and water districts
– Maintenance and oversight of regional water infrastructure
– Compliance monitoring with federal and state water quality regulations
– Technical support and guidance for local water systems
– Long-term water resource planning and sustainability initiatives
– Community education and outreach on water conservation
– Emergency planning for water supply disruptions
– Coordination with local and state agencies on water policy and infrastructure projects