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Last Updated 2010-09-01

 

Residents in Langhorne, Langhorne Manor, Lower Southampton, Middletown, Penndel, and New Hope/ Solebury are being asked to participate in a voluntary water restriction. These water conservation efforts include: temporarily keep from using your irrigation system on your lawn or garden, not washing your car or filling swimming pools, and any non-essential use of water to conserve and prevent unnecessary water loss and allow aquifers to recharge at a sufficient rate. For any questions, call 215-343-2538 x113. Thank you for your cooperation.

Last updated: 07/07/2010

 

In case of water and sewer emergencies please tune into WNPV 1440 AM for Montgomery County and Central and Upper Bucks County customers and WBCB 1490 AM for Lower Bucks County customers.

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2009 Water Quality Reports

BCW&SA's 2009 Water Quality Reports are now available to view online.  To view, simply click on the service territory for the corresponding Water Quality Report.

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Fox Run 

Middletown

Southampton

Water Works/ New Hope/ Solebury

 
BCW&SA Moves to Monthly Billing

Beginning June 1st, BCW&SA will be transitioning to monthly billing that will affect customers in New Hope/Solebury, Middletown and Lower Southampton.   Additionally, our flat rate sewer customers and customers with Aqua America water reads will be included in our monthly process.  With this move, your yearly rate will not change.  During this transition, some customers may receive interim bills of a full quarter to complete the old method of payment in order to facilitate a regular monthly schedule.  Those customers who use the direct debit program will have their account drawn monthly.  To enroll in our Direct Debit program and ensure prompt payment, click here to download the registration form.  If you have any questions, please call (800) 222-2068 and select option #3 for Customer Service.

 
Welcome

Delaware RiverBCWSA is an independent, non-profit agency, created in 1962 under the Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Act to provide water and sewer services in the State of Pennsylvania. 

BCWSA is one of the largest water and sewer authorities in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania serving more then 78,000 accounts and 385,000 people in both the Bucks and Montgomery County areas. All income to operate the authority is derived directly from service revenues by customers using water and sewer.

 
BCWSA Announced Rate Study Results & Rate Changes
Monday, 21 December 2009

Warrington, PA (December 21, 2009) – The Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority (BCW&SA) recently announced the results of its cost of service rate study. 

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Sewer Rates Changing
Thursday, 07 January 2010

By: CHRISTINA KRISTOFIC Bucks County Courier Times
In an attempt to stabilize rates, the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority lowered rates in Central and Upper Bucks and increased them in Bensalem.

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In-Case of Emergency

Please use this number for routine billing and service calls:

(215) 343-2538  

These Emergency ONLY phone numbers will direct you to the BCW&SA 24 hour SCADA operations center.

(215) 343-3946
(215) 343-3025
(215) 343-3026

In case of water and sewer emergencies please tune into WNPV 1440 AM for Montgomery County and Central and Upper Bucks County customers and WBCB 1490 AM for Lower Bucks County customers.

 
Voluntary Water Restriction

Residents in Langhorne, Langhorne Manor, Lower Southampton, Middletown, Penndel, and New Hope/ Solebury are being asked to participate in a voluntary water restriction. These water conservation efforts include: temporarily keep from using your irrigation system on your lawn or garden, not washing your car or filling swimming pools, and any non-essential use of water to conserve and prevent unnecessary water loss and allow aquifers to recharge at a sufficient rate. For any questions, call 215-343-2538 x113. Thank you for your cooperation.

Last updated: 07/07/2010