Special Award Presentation

Thank you for your patience throughout the ongoing outdoor water ban. As many of you know, drought conditions have affected our region for much of the last year. According to the latest Rhode Island drought maps, 99% of the state is still classified as “abnormally dry.”

However, after closely monitoring our water production and remediating several wells, CREW is implementing a change in restrictions to allow some outdoor water use. Effective immediately, we will be moving from a full outdoor water ban to an even/odd day watering schedule.

What does this mean?

  • Even-numbered addresses may water outdoors on even-numbered days of the month.
  • Odd-numbered addresses may water outdoors on odd-numbered days of the month.


This change is a balance between conserving water and providing some relief to our customers. We will continue to monitor the drought conditions, and if rainfall improves, we will reevaluate and aim to lift the outdoor water ban completely.

We appreciate your understanding and continued efforts in conserving water during these challenging times.

The Administrative Staff of the Pascoag Utility District was presented with a special award for “Understanding Customer Service in a Crisis”. The award was made at the annual conference of the Atlantic States Rural Water and Wastewater Association held at the Radisson Hotel in Warwick, RI.

 

Steve Levy of Atlantic States made the presentation to Judith Allaire, Customer Service and Accounting Manager of Pascoag, who accepted the award on behalf of the entire customer service staff. Customer Service Representatives at the District recognized by the award are: Christine Cournoyer, Robin O’Connor, Sharon McDonald, and Harle Round.

 

A highlight at the conference was a special seminar – “Dealing With a Water Emergency.” The District’s General Manager, Theodore Garille, led the panel discussion on this issue. Other speakers participating in the panel with Mr. Garille were Elizabeth Anderson of the Providence Journal, who covered Pascoag’s MTBE crisis, and Paulette Lynch of Sam’s Club. Sam’s Club donated $20,000 for the purchase of bottled water for Pascoag’s customers.

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