ATTENTION WATER/SEWER CUSTOMERS
At the 2023 Annual Meeting the legislative body voted to dissolve Conway Village Fire District on January 1, 2025. At this time, commissioners no longer govern the District. The water/sewer departments are part of the Department of Public Works of the Town of Conway and the Fire/Rescue/Ambulance Department is owned and run by the Town of Conway. Pequawket Park has been absorbed by the Town of Conway Parks and Rec Department.
You should see no change in the services you are receiving; the water/sewer department will remain on West Main St. however the bills will state Conway Water/Sewer instead of Conway Village Fire District. There will also be a change in companies for paperless billing and on-line payments in April.
PLEASE MAKE CHEKS OUT TO CONWAY WATER/SEWER.
We will give you more information as it comes available.
Non Discrimination flyer
If you feel that you have been discriminated against regarding water and/or sewer service, please contact the office, attention Steve Bamsey, Civil Rights Coordinator.
STARTING JANUARY 1, 2025, ALL CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE OUT CONWAY WATER/SEWER
*NOTICE* *NOTICE* *NOTICE*
If you are experiencing a water emergency and it is between the hours of 3:30 P.M. and 7:30 A.M., or it is a weekend or a holiday, please call the Conway Police Department at 356-5715.
Payments can be mailed, put in our drop box or made on-line. Scroll down and click the green icon.
If you are experiencing exceptionally high usage on your bill, call the office so we can help you troubleshoot the issue.
Click the button to make an on-line
payment
VISA / MASTERCARD /DISCOVER / AMERICAN EXPRESS AND ACH ALL ACCEPTED
(Processing fees will be applied)
in mid 2025 there will be a new company handling paperless billing and on-line payments.
STAY TUNED
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2024 WATER RATES
2024 SEWER RATES
These rates are effect as of January 1, 2024
2025 CCR REPORT (2024 data)
(Consumer Confidence Report)
US EPA – INFORMAION ON HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
New Hampshire DES on Household Hazardous Waste
Household Hazardous Waste Flyer
2020 Sanitary Survey
Water Rules & Regulations
Sewer Rules & Regulations
Conway Water/Sewer services approximately 930 residences and businesses in the Conway Village area and parts of Albany and Madison. It is under the Department of Public Works of the Town of Conway.
Department Head: Andrew Smith
Superintendent: Bruno Vallieres
Bookkeeper: Amy Snow
WATER SYSTEM ASSET MANAGEMENT BROCHURE
Sewer Asset Management Brochure
Water Line Locations Sewer Line Locations
How much water do l use in a day – click this link to find out!
FYI: The average American family can use over 300 gallons of water per day. http://www.epa.gov
This table shows the typical amount of water used for everyday activities as per the U.S. Geological Survey. You can visit their site by clicking the link below the table.
| Bath | A full tub is about 36 gallons. |
| Shower | 2-2.5 gallons per minute. Old shower heads use as much as 4 gallons per minute. |
| Teeth brushing | <1 gallon, especially if water is turned off while brushing. Newer bath faucets use about 1 gallon per minute, whereas older models use over 2 gallons. |
| Hands/face washing | 1 gallon |
| Face/leg shaving | 1 gallon |
| Dishwasher | 20 gallons/load, depending of efficiency of dishwasher |
| Dishwashing by hand: | 4 gallons/minute for old faucets.. Newer kitchen faucets use about 1-2 gallons per minutes. |
| Clothes washer | 25 gallons/load for newer washers. Older models use about 40 gallons per load. |
| Toilet flush | 3 gallons for older models. Most all new toilets use 1.2-1.6 gallons per flush. |
| Glasses of water drunk | 8 oz. per glass |
| Outdoor watering | 2 gallons per minute |
The link below will take you to the US Geological Survey website. For the Drip Calculator enter the number of homes with drips and the number of faucets with drips then count the number of drips in a minute, you may be amazed.
Drip calculator: How much water does a leaking faucet waste?
Environmental Protection Agency: EPA.GOV
U.S. Geological Society: http://water.usgs.gov/edu/
New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services: http://des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/water/dwgb/water_conservation/index.htm
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