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New Baltimore Regional Drinking Water Report Info
Loudoun Water gives drinking water and wastewater administrations to more than 75,000 families in Loudoun County. Our drinking water originates from the Potomac River and Goose Creek. Drinking water from the Potomac River is completely treated by our distributer, Fairfax Water, and drinking water from Goose Creek is completely treated by Loudoun Water at our Goose Creek Water Treatment Facility. It is Loudoun Water's crucial reasonably oversee water assets in promotion of wellbeing, condition and personal satisfaction. We promise to bring our clients perfect, solid water that is protected to drink. To do this, Loudoun Water keeps up more than 1,250 miles of water appropriation pipelines, more than 950 miles of wastewater gathering system pipelines and a becoming recovered non-consumable water system. Loudoun Water is a political subdivision of the State and isn't a department of Loudoun County. This implies all Loudoun Water pay is gotten either as client charges from clients, which go towards working costs or as designer expenses which are utilized to pay for capital enhancements. Loudoun Water is represented by a Board comprising of nine individuals designated by the Board of Supervisors. The Board individuals serve multi year terms and can be reappointed by the County. The Board chooses the General Manager, who is in charge of the day by day the executives of Loudoun Water. Loudoun County is a quickly developing ward situated in the northern tip of the Commonwealth of Virginia around 25 miles northwest of Washington, D.C. Loudoun County contains 517 square miles, making it probably the biggest province in the locale. It has been one of the quickest developing districts in the nation over the previous decade. The County is required to keep on having one of the most elevated populace and business development rates in the whole Washington locale throughout the following 20 years. Loudoun Water keeps on getting ready for this development, which is illustrated in our Capital Improvement Plan..