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February 18, 2008
Notice of Rate
Increase Effective July 1, 2008
For your convenience, we offer a copy of the
complete Notice in
PDF format. The PDF file may be read using Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free
software. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, you may download it by
clicking on the link below and following the directions on the
Adobe website.
The Notice is a large file and may take
several minutes to download, depending upon your internet connection.
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April 8, 2008
Chester Water Authority (CWA) has published its 2007 Water Quality
Report. CWA developed this report to provide its customers with
valuable information about the water they drink. This publication
conforms to the regulations under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
requiring water utilities to provide detailed water quality information
to each of their customers annually. CWA is very proud of the fact that
its water meets or surpasses all of the governmental standards set for
water quality and safety.
A
copy of this report can be viewed on
this site or, if
preferred, a copy can be sent through the mail by calling the CWA
Customer Service Department at (610) 876-8181 or (800) 793-2323.
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November 5, 2007
Chester
Water Authority Announces New Controller
Chester Water Authority (CWA) is pleased to announce that as of November
1, 2007, Elgin Nowoswiat, who joined the Authority in 2007, has assumed
the position of the Authority’s Controller. Mrs. Nowoswiat has a
Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting from Park University and Masters
of Science in Administration (MSA) degree with concentration of General
Administration from Central Michigan University. She is a Certified
Public Accountant and a member of the American Institute of Certified
Public Accountants.
CWA is
a municipal water authority, providing drinking water to over 41,000
residential and business accounts (over 200,000 people). CWA service
area extends from the Susquehanna River to the Delaware River, covering
the developing communities of Southwestern Delaware County and Southern
Chester County.
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November 5, 2007
Chester Water
Authority Employee Celebrates Twenty Five-Year Anniversary
Chester Water Authority (CWA)
is pleased to announce that Mary Barley, cashier celebrates her
twenty-five years of service in December 2007.
CWA is a municipal water
authority, providing drinking water to over 41,000 residential and
business accounts (over 200,000 people). CWA service area extends from
the Susquehanna River to the Delaware River, covering many communities
of Southwestern Delaware County and Southern Chester County.
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Publication of 2006
Water Quality Report
Chester Water Authority (CWA) has published its 2006 Water Quality
Report. CWA developed this report to provide its customers with
valuable information about the water they drink. This publication
conforms to the regulations under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
requiring water utilities to provide detailed water quality information
to each of their customers annually. CWA is very proud of the fact that
its water meets or surpasses all of the governmental standards set for
water quality and safety.
A
copy of this report can be viewed on
this site at or,
if preferred, a copy can be sent through the mail by calling the CWA
Customer Service Department at (610) 876-8181 or (800) 793-2323.
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Chester Water Authority Continues Its Commitment to Employee Training
Chester Water Authority (CWA) announces that 10 of its
employees in its Distribution Department have recently been awarded
Class E certification by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection (PA DEP). The employees are:
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Kevin Brown |
Dave Krupiak |
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Chuck Cartisano |
Dale McNeal |
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Larry Cowan |
Tole Michel |
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Dave DePrince |
Terry Nacrelli
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Mike Greek
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Jesse Richardson
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The certification program recognizes a combination of
work experience, education, and demonstrated knowledge. Each applicant
must first pass a PA DEP-administered test. After passing the test, the
applicant must obtain a PA State Police background check. Once all of
these criteria are met, application for certification is then made to PA
DEP, which reviews all applications and makes recommendations to the
State Certification Board. The State Certification Board makes the
final determination as to which applicants receive certifications.
Every water utility must have a certified employee on
staff to make process control decisions. CWA is unique in that, as part
of its commitment to employee education and training, it encourages all
of its qualified employees – not just treatment plant operators – to
achieve certification.
CWA is a municipal water authority, providing drinking
water to over 41,000 residential and business accounts (over 200,000
people) throughout southwestern Delaware County and southern Chester
County.
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October 17, 2006
Three Chester Water Authority Employees Achieve
Thirty-Year Mark
Chester Water Authority (CWA)
is pleased to announce that Sandra L. Hunt, Executive Administrator;
Priscilla A. Doyle, Billing Supervisor; and Alfonso L. Germany, Working
Backhoe Operator, have all attained thirty years of service.
Hunt, Doyle, and Germany were
honored, along with other CWA employees who reached landmark employment
years, at the most recent Employee Recognition Dinner.
CWA is a municipal water
authority, providing drinking water to over 41,000 residential and
business accounts (over 200,000 people) throughout southwestern Delaware
County and southern Chester County.
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