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The Warren Water District provides drinking water service to homes and businesses throughout the District while operating independently under the requirements of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
The District’s mission is simple: provide safe, reliable water service while remaining transparent, responsive, and accountable to the community it serves.
The Warren Water District was established through an act of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for the purpose of providing public drinking water service within the District boundaries.
Today, the District continues operating as an independent municipal entity supported entirely through customer water payments rather than town tax revenue.
The water system has evolved over time through infrastructure improvements, treatment upgrades, and ongoing investments designed to help meet modern drinking water standards and the needs of the community.
The Warren Water District is administered by an elected Board of Commissioners responsible for oversight and governance of the District.
Daily office operations are managed through the District office, while licensed water operators oversee treatment plant operations, water quality monitoring, system maintenance, and distribution infrastructure.
The District also works with engineers, accountants, legal counsel, laboratories, and regulatory agencies to help maintain safe and reliable water service.
The Warren Water District is operated by a small team focused on maintaining water quality, system reliability, customer service, and regulatory compliance.
David E. Kelley
David E. Kelley
David E. Kelley
David E. Kelley
David E. Kelley