City of Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach Open public Utilities is devoted to delivering safe, high-quality drinking water for your tap all day time, every day. We are pleased to make available to you this annual water high-quality report which contains details about your water as well as summarizes test outcomes performed from January 1 through Dec 31, 2016. With this report, learn where your water originates from, how it is treated and examined, and how Va Beach water even compares to federal and condition standards. Where Does My Water Originate from? Virginia Beach water originates from surface water handled at Norfolk’s water remedy plant. The mission from the Virginia Beach Division of Public Utilities would be to provide a secure and sufficient water supply that will enhance and maintain our vibrant neighbourhood. The Lake Gaston Water Provide Pipeline helps satisfy that mission by giving water to Va Beach citizens via a 76-mile-long pipeline top from Lake Gaston within Brunswick County to Lake Prince, a reservoir positioned in Suffolk but possessed and operated through Norfolk. Lake Gaston provides typically 34 million gallons daily (MGD) of water to Virginia Beach people, and it may eventually furnish as much as 45 MGD, supplying enough water to sustain our growing city for several years..

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