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Annual Water Quality Report Available Online
The District prides itself on providing over 5.4 million gallons per day of safe drinking water to the communities we serve. To reach our 20,000 customers in our four-county area, we use water from seven different water sources through a network of 458 miles of pipe.
Once a year, we present our annual water quality reports to our consumers. The EPA requires public water systems to provide Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) online. These reports provide information about your local drinking water quality. The CCRs summarize data regarding water sources (e.g., rivers, lakes, reservoirs, or aquifers), detected contaminants, compliance details, and educational information.
CCRs are released annually with information from the previous calendar year. CCRs for our water service areas are available on our website:
www.nwwsd.org/water/consumer-confidence-reports/
District Named Corporate Citizen of the Year
The District was recently named 2022 Corporate Citizen of the Year by the Wood County Economic Development Commission for our involvement in the county's economic development efforts. We are proud to be a part of helping our community grow. Check out our video, Uncharted Water, on our YouTube and social media channels to learn more about our dedication to making a positive impact in the community.
The District was also recently awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association for the 19th consecutive year!
A Partnership of Progress on Deimling Road In Rossford
The District has joined a unique partnership in contributing to making important improvements to our region's infrastructure. The District along with the City of Rossford, Wood County Commissioners, and the Wood County Port Authority (WCPA) have teamed up to expand water, sewer, storm sewer, and roadways to accommodate recent growth along Deimling Road in Rossford. According to WCPA Director, Rex Huffman, "We've assembled a responsive team to solve a complex issue. This project will improve traffic flow and reinforce a strong reliable water, wastewater, and stormwater network for years to come." The District will invest $900,000 in the project, which will install a new waterline and provide additional support for waterflow in case of emergency. It will also extend the sanitary sewer system in the area. The Port Authority expects the project to wrap up by the fall.
Announcements
District Board of Trustees Meetings are scheduled for the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 7:30 a.m.. See website for schedule updates.
Meetings are open to the public at our main office located at 12560 Middleton Pike in Bowling Green, Ohio.
Spring Into Summer Events 
The community Earth Day celebration was a success and we are just getting started with upcoming summer events. July 22, District Red Trucks will join the Cookie Parade in McComb, and Drippy is getting ready for our Open House on August 15 from 3-6. Save the date!
Construction Corner
Henry County: Waterline Project
Through June, lane restrictions are possible on CR 424, between CR 4 and SR 109. Lane restrictions are also possible on Euler Road from Van Tassel Road to SR 65, on Kiel Road from Weston Road to Euler Road, and in the Village of McClure north of US 6 for waterline installation. Project investment: $4.9 million. Project complete: June.
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.
Northwood: Tracy Road Waterline Replacement
Through June, lane restrictions are possible on Tracy Road from Florence Avenue to Wales Road for restoration work. Project investment: $1.9 million. 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.