NOTICES
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Drought Status Update
Due to rainfall received in June as well as the first few weeks of July, including that from Tropical Storm Elsa, Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Secretary Kathleen Theoharides announced that conditions have improved across most of the state, and declared Level 0-Normal Conditions in the Western, Connecticut River Valley, Central, Northeast, Southeast and Islands regions. The Cape Cod region, however, continues to have low precipitation, groundwater and streamflow and remains at Level 1–Mild Drought. And although indices have recovered across the state at a regional scale, there continue to be some variability within regions.
To learn which drought region your city or town falls into, go to https://www.mass.gov/service-details/drought-regions. July 27, 2021 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Annual Drinking Water
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FYI
To Receive Emergency Notices
Residents should update their contact information
(home phone, cell phone, and email) with Reverse 911: Go to the Berkshire County Sheriff’s Office website, https://bcsoma.onthealert.com or Go to the Town of Adams website, http://town.adams.ma.us/Public_Documents/index, click on "Reverse 911 - Get it Now" (this will bring you to the same website as above) Follow Instructions
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Important Facts about Clean,Safe Water
For more information regarding clean, safe water
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Winter Plumbing Tips
Winter is coming, so now is the time to make sure your plumbing system is protected for the cold months ahead. If your water pipes or meter are exposed to the cold, your plumbing could freeze!!! Frozen pipes can disrupt your water service, rupture causing water damage to your property, and result in expensive water usage and/or repair bills.
To avoid your internal plumbing from freezing, maintain a mild temperature in your basement, stop any drafts from entering the area, and disconnect all outdoor water hoses. If your basement is not heated, insulate your water pipes and meter.
If your property is vacant, notify us to have the water service turned off outside and remove the meter, also, consider winterizing the home’s internal plumbing system. If your outside water service line is susceptible to frost, you may want to let your water run at a pencil thin stream once the ground is frozen, until the thaw, to avoid your outside service line freezing. For more information regarding this matter, contact Superintendent Barrett at (413) 743-0179 ext 13. November 24, 2020 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Carbon Water FiltersAs per MassDEP Rules and Regulations, the District adds chlorine to the water system to provide protection against disease-causing pathogens; such as bacteria, viruses, and protozoans, that commonly grow in water supply reservoirs, on the walls of water mains and in storage tanks. Chlorine will be added to our system year-round, on a permanent basis.
Chlorine can be removed from the water used in your home by installing a whole house carbon water filter. These filters can be purchased at most hardware stores, including the local Walmart. Contact the District Superintendent at (413) 743-0978 ext.13 with any questions regarding this matter. July 18, 2019 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |