Last fall, WCSA completed its Sugar Cove Road Waterline Extension Project, which brought municipal water service for the very first time to 12 residences that previously relied on wells and springs, and were often presented with taste, discoloration and water volume...

In October 2020, WCSA was awarded an $18.7 million U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development loan for improvements to water storage and distribution systems. The funds will help support the Abingdon Water Storage Tank Improvements Project and the...

As mentioned in the November issue of WCSA’s “In The Pipe” newsletter, water in a garden hose can be drawn back into our water supply in many ways, creating a potential risk for backflow of contaminated water into our homes, wells, or neighborhood or municipal water...

Where can you find the best-tasting drinking water in the Commonwealth? In Southwest Virginia, according to the Virginia Rural Water Association (VRWA), which named the Washington County Service Authority (WCSA) among the top three providers in the state. Winners of...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently awarded an Aquarius award to WCSA. WCSA was selected as Virginia’s entry into the award program and won the national award in the Excellence in Community Engagement focus area. The Aquarius award is a national...