Water & Sewer
Water & Sewer Billing
Combined Water and Sewer bills are sent out quarterly and are due the following month. Due dates are January 31st, April 30th, July 31st, and October 31st.
Questions related to Water & Sewer billing should be directed to the Borough Secretary by phone at (724) 869-5550 or email at dmckay@conwaypa.org
Click Here for the current Water & Sewer Rate Sheet
Please Note the following:
- Bills are not adjusted for sewage when residents fill swimming pools.
- Late fees are not credited - after the due date, late fees are automatically calculated and applied by the computer.
- Sewage is based on water usage.
- The $1.06 Misc. Fee is for postage, printing, and administration.
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Water
The Borough of Conway purchases bulk, treated water from the Beaver Falls Water Authority. This water is delivered through Beaver Fall's pipeline to the Conway owned municipal water lines. The Borough also maintains fire hydrants located along these water lines.
Water is stored in the water tank located on East Ridge Avenue and Roosevelt Street, and a pump house is located at the north end of 4th Avenue.
Regular reports are provided to all Conway Water Customers with information regarding the quality of the water being delivered. Click on the links below to view the reports:
2008 Drinking Water Quality Report
2007 Drinking Water Quality Report
Sewer
The Borough of Conway operates a raw sewage treatment plant, located near the Ohio River on land leased from the Norfolk Southern Railroad.
Conway also maintains separate sanitary and storm sewer networks throughout the municipality.
Click here to read a "Pretreatment Success Story" about Conway's Sewage Treatment facility on the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website.
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Please Note: Under the Pennsylvania Governmental Immunity Statute, the Borough of Conway has limited legal responsibility for sewer and water backups. You should contact your homeowners or commercial insurance agent to make sure you carry coverage for sewer and water backups under your homeowners or commercial property policy. Some homeowners policies do not include this coverage automatically. We recommend that you purchase this valuable coverage.
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