Lehigh County Authority Allentown Division

Lehigh County Authority Allentown Division Drinking Water Report Info
Lehigh County Authority (LCA) is an open water and wastewater utility focused on giving unmatched help to occupants and organizations in the entirety of our administration regions. Our representatives endeavor to meet this dedication through a steadfast spotlight on our clients' needs, and by offering an elevated level of professionalism, quality and adaptability. We endeavor to give great, moderate and solid water and sewer administration to in excess of 55,000 clients in Lehigh County and Northampton County, Pennsylvania. We likewise give civil level and client level sewer administration in numerous zones of western and northern Lehigh County. LCA was established in 1966 by the County of Lehigh and is represented by a nine-part Board of Directors named by the County. LCA is a non-profit, open organization. Our exercises and administrations are subsidized exclusively through incomes from our water and wastewater clients, and the Pennsylvania Municipality Authorities Act oversees our rate-production rehearses. Statement of purpose: We will convey excellent incentive to our clients through our top notch, reasonable and solid water and wastewater administrations. We will address the issues and desires for existing and future clients by: Operating in a monetarily capable way. Giving a fulfilling, aware, enabling and safe workplace for our representatives with open doors for professional satisfaction. Rehearsing and progressing natural stewardship that secures and jelly water assets for flow and who and what is to come. Filling in as a key and regarded accomplice, putting resources into answers for our locale's advancing assistance needs. Key Plan: LCA first created and embraced a Strategic Plan in 1988 to give a guide to its "venture" of conveying water and wastewater administration in Lehigh County. From that point forward, LCA has kept on refreshing the arrangement to ensure it tends to the most huge momentum and future water and wastewater needs and graphs a reasonable and viable method for arriving. The motivation behind this arrangement is twofold. To start with, it gives criteria to manage LCA's endeavors in the coming years. These criteria will assist us with selecting explicit activities that will carry us closer to accomplishing our objectives, and to dispose of those that are not unmistakably lined up with our vision. Second, it sets a degree of desire for what we expect of ourselves and what others ought to expect of us..