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Wayne County

Water & Sewer Authority

 

3377 Daansen Road

Walworth, NY 14568

 

 

Our Mission Statement
As a Public Benefit Corporation created by the New York State Legislature, the Wayne County Water & Sewer Authority has as its purpose to reliably provide the highest quality water and the most efficient wastewater services for the benefit of the people of the Authority’s service area. The Authority’s goal is to consistently provide these services at a reasonable and competitive cost while promoting an atmosphere of outstanding customer service, planning for future improvements and protecting resources and the environment.

 

 

Contact Information

Phone:  (315) 986-1929

Fax:  (315) 986-1687

Toll Free:  (800) 410-1929

Business Hours

8:00 AM  --  4:30 PM  Monday - Friday

After Hours Emergencies

(315) 986-1929

 

It's Spring!

 

Spring hydrant flushing starts in April, when the Authority flushes dead-end mains to ensure that your water is of the best possible quality.

This year, as usual, the Authority will be painting hydrants throughout the summer months.

 

  Conservation tips are important all year round, too! 

Water Payments

Payments may be made at the Water Authority complex or at the   Macedon, Marion or Palmyra Town Halls.

Do you use a BILL PAYING SERVICE?  Be aware that although funds may be removed from your account immediately, the Authority may not receive the check until up to 12 days later! 

Town of Marion

Extension #2 to Water District #1

 

      The Authority has begun construction on this water main installation project. The schedule anticipates working first on Goosen Road, then continuing to Maple Avenue, Huntley Road, Sherwood Road and Parker Road and Spur.  The directional drill on Parker Road Spur is tentatively scheduled for the last week in May.

Click here for a map of the project's progress.