Protect Your Home During Cold Weather
It’s fairly common that when we experience a cold snap, The District receives calls from customers reporting that they don’t have water. The majority of the time, it’s a case where your water pipes have frozen and/or burst. While we don’t maintain internal plumbing, we can offer simple tips to avoid those costly headaches. CLICK HERE for more information.
2026 Board Officers
The Northwestern Water and Sewer District's Board of Trustees convened for its inaugural meeting of the year, announcing reappointments and updates to its leadership team.
Trustee Reappointments
- Brooke Hahn (Township member appointment)
- Elizabeth Wick (Wood County Commissioners)
2026 Board Officers
- Chairman: Douglas Miller (reelected)
- Vice-Chair: Melinda Kale (reelected)
- Secretary: Steve Arnold (newly elected)
Fix A Leak Week
Did you know the average household can waste up to 10,000 gallons of water every year due to leaks? That’s why the Northwestern Water and Sewer District is partnering with the EPA’s Fix a Leak Week, March 16–22, to help stop the 1 trillion gallons of water lost annually nationwide.
Take control of your water use with AquaHawk, our free online tool that lets you track real‑time water usage and receive alerts about possible leaks. Scan the QR code or go to nwwsd.org to sign up.
Simple steps make a difference—check for drips, tighten connections, and replace old fixtures with WaterSense‑labeled models to save water and lower your bill.
Share Your Ideas on the Wood County Land Use Plan
The Wood County Land Use Steering Committee is seeking input from Wood County residents on a wide range of planning topics, including land use, housing, transportation, natural and historic resources, community facilities, economic development, infrastructure, and quality of life. Please take 10 minutes to complete the survey to share your feedback.
Construction Projects
Various Locations: Waterline Identification
Through June, lane restrictions are possible in various locations including Northwood, Rossford, Weston, McComb, and McClure for excavation to identify water service lines. Notice will be provided to customers prior to excavation. Project complete: June.
Northwood, Rossford, and Lake Township: Waterline Replacement Project
Through March, lane restrictions are possible in Moline for waterline work. Short-term water service shut offs will be announced. Through February, Wales Road, between Tracy Road and E. Broadway Street, will be closed for waterline work. Detour: Tracy Road to Walbridge Road to E. Broadway Street. Local traffic will be maintained. Additional work in Northwood, Lake Township, and Rossford will be announced. Project investment: $5.6 million. Project complete: March.
Perrysburg Township: Belmont Waterline Project
Through April, lane restrictions and road closures are possible for waterline replacement near Belmont in Perrysburg Township. Project investment: $1.3 million. Project complete: July.