Framingham Water Department (MWRA)

Framingham Water Department (MWRA) Drinking Water Report Info
Area The City of Framingham is a various network situated in eastern Massachusetts, 20 miles west of Boston. Framingham is 197 miles from New York City. At almost 68,000 occupants, Framingham is the center point of the Metro-West area. It is flanked by: Southborough and Marlborough on the west Sherborn and Ashland on the south Natick on the east Wayland on the upper east Sudbury on the north GOVERNMENT Our Mayor goes about as the official branch that oversees the City, with a delegate City Council filling in as the administrative branch. The occupants of Framingham esteem open support; before the change into a city-type of government, Framingham was the biggest region with a Town meeting type of government. Network QUALITIES Framingham has a special mix of urban and country characteristics and offers: Excellent open administrations Well-regarded educational system Full-administration network encouraging medical clinic WATER IS LIFE Framingham Public Works as of late made a narrative about the 50+ mile venture our water goes to contact us, the basic significance of upkeep and upgrades to our framework and the 27+ mile venture our wastewater goes to be dealt with and conveyed once more into the earths water cycle. Obligations Distribution of an open consumable water supply through a mind boggling system of siphons, channels, valves, and supplies Provision of fire concealment administration to the 17,000 private and business accounts Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) Annual Drinking Water Report 250 miles of pipe 17,000 help associations 2,000 hydrants 4,800 entryway valves 22,000 meters Four siphoning stations Two promoter stations Six over the ground water tanks (stockpiling capacity - almost 9 million gallons) FRAMINGHAM WATER SYSTEM ANALYSIS Recently, Blake Lukis, Framingham Water and Wastewater Department Director, Ashley Dunn, Framingham Water and Wastewater Senior Engineer and City of Framingham Consultant Robert Mackie of BETA, displayed a paper on Framingham's Water Distribution System and it was distributed in the New England Water Works Association (NEWWA) Journal this month. The paper was reproduced with consent of the Journal of New England Water Works Association, V129 Number 3, September, 2015..