The January 1, 2012 Residential Water bills and the January 1, 2012 Commercial Water and Bond Debt bills were mailed on Friday, December 30, 2011. All bills are due on or before January 31, 2012. Payments received after the due date are subject to penalty and interest. Please contact the office if you have not received a bill by January 6, 2012.
How to Reach Us
Address
North Chelmsford Water District |
Phone/Fax/E-mail
Phone: 978-251-3931 |
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Hours
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Management
| Bruce Harper | Superintendent |
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Christine McCarthy |
Office Manager/Treasurer/Water Billing |
| Bruce Clark | Water Commissioner/Chairman |
| Robert Leavitt | Water Commissioner/Clerk |
| Leslie Adams | Water Commissioner |
Employees
| William Jones, Jr. |
| Gene Silva |
| Robert Cossette |
| John Daughraty |
| John Viegas |
All Employees are Massachusetts Drinking Water Supply Facilities Certified Operators.
If you have an emergency outside of office hours, please call the Water Department at 978-251-3931 and the answering service will page our on-call personnel for fast response.
News and Announcements
The October 2011 Bond Debt bills for both Residential and Commercial customers and the October 2011 Commercial Water bills were mailed on Friday, September 30, 2011. All bills are due by Monday, October 31, 2011. If you have not received a bill by Friday, October 7, 2011, please call the office at 978.251.3931 to request a duplicate bill.
The North Chelmsford Water District is pleased to announce the long anticipated Bomil Water Treatment Facility has been placed online as of June 6, 2011! From this point forward the water you receive from your tap will have been processed through the Treatment Facility. You should begin to see an improvement in the quality of your drinking water over the next several months. If you have any questions or concerns please contact us at 978.251.3931 or send us an email at northchelmsfordw@aol.com.
The North Chelmsford Water District recently received a Water Conservation Grant and currently has a limited number of water saving devices available free of charge.
The items currently available are:
- Water saving garden hose nozzles
- Home eco-kits: These kits contain 1 faucet aerator for the kitchen sink, 2 faucet aerators for bathroom sinks, a low-flow handheld shower head, 1 toilet tank bank, leak detection tablets for toilets, a flow meter bag to compare how much water you used before and after, 1 toilet fill-cycle diverter, and an energy wheel with money saving tips.
- Soil moisture meters
If you are interested in any of these items please call the office at 978.251.3931 or send us an email. All we require from you is your name and address. This is a requirement of the grant we received and is for our records only.
