First time here and want a quick over view of the website? Start with watching the CWMP Web Guide video below. It will get you on the right path to discovering how we can all protect our water quality today and for future generations.
Water Quality Update – July 29, 2021
Update:Keyes Beach is re-opened to swimming. A re-sample of the beach shows good water quality and the results meet the standards set by Massachusetts Bathing Beach Regulations 105 CMR 445.000. Other Information/- Cyanobacteria Postings:Warning Level Lovell’s Pond,...
This website is designed to help you learn more about the current state of our water resources, and about the many Town programs designed to protect the health and quality of our water resources. The Town has a 30-year Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan—or CWMP—to solve this pollution problem by extending sewer service to 12,000 properties in Town.
News & Updates
- Press Releases
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Wastewater Plan
- The Wastewater Plan
- Will I be sewered?
- Financing the CWMP Plan
Drinking Water
- Water Districts
- Water Supply/Wells
- What are PFAS/PFOA?
Ponds & Lakes
- Water Quality Notices
- What Can you Do?
- Treatments
Stormwater MS4
- Recent Projects
- Public Outreach
- What is Stormwater?
Septic Systems
- Title V
- Innovative Systems
- Maintenance
Public Sewer
- WPC Facility
- Pump Stations
- Sewer Projects
Dredging
- Tides & Flow
- Current Projects
- Environmental Impact
Aquaculture
- Water Monitoring
- Water Quality Threats
- Pilot Projects
Beaches
- Water Testing
- Embayment Threats
- Human Impact
Watersheds
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- Inter Town Agreements
Outreach
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