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You're Invited to The District Open House August 15, 3-6 PM
The District's Open House returns on Tuesday, August 15th from 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.! This event will be held at our main office at 12560 Middleton Pike in Bowling Green, Ohio.
This year we invite you to learn more about how we take care of your water. Our staff will be on hand to guide you through a tour of our high-tech facility. See live demonstrations by our team members. Attendees can also meet members of our Board of Trustees.
Of course, there will be plenty of fun and entertainment for the whole family. New this year, a carnival petting zoo featuring large and small animals and fun carnival games. There will also be other activities including bounce houses, fishing, and giveaways. You can have your portrait drawn by a caricature artist. Just like every year, we will provide free food including burgers, hot dogs, chips, and self-serve ice cream. Don't miss your chance to go viral when you get a picture with everyone's favorite water drop mascot, Drippy!
We invite you to stop out for a visit. For more information, visit our Facebook events @NWWSD.
Henry County Waterline Update
In July, The District will complete the $5.8 million Henry County Regional Waterline project. The waterline extends from the Village of Weston, west to the Village of McClure, then north along SR 65, across the Maumee River, then west along CR 424, connecting to the Village of Liberty Center.
According to District Engineer, Tom Stalter, "This new waterline provides a long-term and affordable water supply for McClure, Liberty Center, and surrounding areas.
Now that construction is complete, District crews are changing the water supply from Napoleon water to water supplied by the City of Bowling Green. Residents will be notified by letter with additional information including steps to prevent possible cloudiness and discoloration that may be caused by changes in pressure and direction of flow.
The total project cost is $5.8 million. Funding for part of the project is from $4.99 million United States Department of Agriculture low interest loan. Construction began in the spring of 2022.
Harmful Algal Blooms
Every summer, The District and our water service providers monitor water quality for Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB's). The District receives regular updates from our water providers including Toledo, Oregon, Bowling Green, Perrysburg, Fostoria, and Napoleon to ensure your water is safe. For more information on HAB's or other water quality concerns go to nwwsd.org.
Announcements
District Board of Trustees Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thursday of every month at 7:30 a.m.
Join us at our main office located at 12560 Middleton Pike in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Find Us On Nextdoor
The District is now on the free social app Nextdoor. The idea behind the app is to help neighbors communicate, organize events, and share information. It allows us to reach you with important information and alerts concerning water and sewer services.
Because we are a verified public agency, Nextdoor users in our service area will be automatically subscribed to receive our posts and alerts.
Download the app to join today!
Construction Corner
McComb Regional Waterline Project
Through November, intermittent lane restrictions are possible in North Baltimore at High Street and along Main Street to Deweyville Road (CR 203), west along CR 203, and south to Township Road 131, on SR 613, Park Drive, to the existing McComb water treatment plant on Park Street for waterline installation. Project investment: $7 million. Project complete: November.
Rossford: Deimling Road Water and Sewer Installation
Through August, Deimling Road between Crossroads Parkway and Lime City Road will be closed for water and sewer installation. Local access will be maintained. This project is part of the Deimling Road project being administered by the Wood County Port Authority. District Project investment: $900,000. Project complete: September.
District Area Hydrant Flushing
Through November, crews will be flushing fire hydrants at various locations throughout our service area. Flush your waterlines if your water becomes discolored.