| The Water Division of
the MCMUA has been providing water to Morris County residents since 1948. Since that
time the MCMUA has established a comprehensive system of
wells, pumps, tanks and pipeline throughout Morris County. The MCMUA provides water to local water
companies and municipalities who then pipe it to their customers, Morris County residents
and businesses.
Questions on Your Water Bill?
The MCMUA does not sell water directly to end users, but wholesales it to other water
purveyors. If you have a question regarding your individual water bill, please
contact the company listed on your water bill.
Finally, the MCMUA has a proud heritage of protecting our water resources by protecting our
environment. The MCMUA is a leader when it comes to preserving open space, aquifer
recharge areas as well as our lakes, rivers and wetlands. After all, a clean
environment means a clean glass of water!
Educational
Programs and Information - Click here
to review educational material regarding water.
Brownfields
The MCMUA has received a $200,000 grant from the USEPA to identify, characterize and
prioritize Brownfield sites in the Rockaway watershed. |
Water NewsMarch
6, 2006 - 40
Fun and Interesting Water Facts. The MCMUA put
together and uploaded this page of interesting facts on
water. Check them out. Who knew so much about water?
 September
29, 2003 - The Story of
Drinking Water - Do you know how much freshwater is on the planet earth?
What are three forms of water? These and many other questions can be answered
by exploring "The Story of Water" an interactive program by the American Water
Works Association. This is not just for kids . . . everyone can learn about the
water we drink, just click here and enjoy
the learning, fun and games.
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Serving
You: We serve about 8% of Morris County or 35,000± people every day. |
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Meeting
Your Needs: We pump 4 million gallons of water every day (1997 avg.) |
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To
Let You Know: We don't fluoridate our water. |
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