Milford, Massachusetts 01757
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OFFICE HOURS
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2025, work is going to be done to the water line in front of the pump station here at 68 Dilla Street. This work may cause discolored water as the flow of water will be changing direction. If you experience discolored water, please refrain from using while the work is being done. It will take several hours for the work to be done and then for the water to settle. We apologize for any inconvenience while this repair work is completed.
Because of the various jobs going on in Town, the water is running discolored in some areas. It will take most of the day for this to clear up as the work has to be completed and then the system needs to settle down. Please refrain from doing laundry and using excess water until the end of the day. You should run one cold water faucet for only 5 – 10 minutes to see if your water is running clear before using the hot water and doing laundry. Thank you for your patience.
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Milford Water Department’s Water Conservation Policy Relative to Irrigation Systems.
As part of the Rules and Regulations M.D.P.U. No.19 – sheet 13 and in response to the Mass Department of Environmental Protection’s request to develop a more aggressive “Water Conservation Policy” to help meet future demands created a Water Conservation Policy, the Water Department has approved policy with the following reference to lawn irrigation systems in effect and has been since January 1, 2005.
Sheet 13, Section 17 – WATER CONSERVATION POLICY
(5) Banned all new lawn irrigation systems connected to the Water Department supply after January 1, 2005. If a customer installed a lawn irrigation system after January 1, 2005 and connected it to the Department’s supply, the Water Department requires the Customer to disconnect the banned irrigation system and the Department also reserves its right to terminate service to this customer until the irrigation system is disconnected.
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WATER CONSERVATION LEVEL
Effective April 28th, 2025
Stage II Mandatory Water Conservation level
What does this mean to you as a customer?
ALL OUTSIDE WATER USAGE INCLUDING IRRIGATION WATER IS LIMITED TO AN ODD – EVEN ALLOCATION PROGRAM BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7PM AND 7AM. This means that all outside water use is based on your house number, odd numbers may use water on odd calendar days and even numbers may use water on even number days after 7pm and before 7am.
MWD DOES MONITOR FOR VIOLATORS OF THE CONSERVATION STAGES.
The Milford Water Department at this time would like to thank all its customers for their cooperation in this matter and hope that by CONSERVING now we will not need to increase our water restriction going forward.
Should you have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to call.
PLEASE VISIT THE WATER CONSERVATION PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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Mass Drought Advisory Status Massachusetts Drought Alert - November 08 2024 (0.4 MiB)
Drought Letter Drought Letter-2024-11-12 (0.2 MiB)
Level of Echo Lake Echo Lake Levels 1995-2025 PLUS Capacity (0.1 MiB)
Rainfall Totals Rainfall.25 (79 KiB)
Irrigation Policy MWC Irrigation Notice (0.5 MiB)
MassDEP – brochure on The Value of Public Drinking Water Water-values (0.3 MiB)
These pictures were taken at Echo Lake in September 2016.
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