Join Union County Water in Celebrating 50 Years of Safe Drinking Water During Drinking Water Week

Drinking Water Week is an annual event that has been celebrated for over four decades during the first full week of May. It recognizes the work of water professionals who provide clean and safe drinking water in the United States. This year, the event is especially notable as it marks the 50th anniversary of the Clean Drinking Water Act, a key piece of federal legislation passed in 1974 to protect public health and the nation's drinking water sources, including rivers, lakes, and groundwater wells.

Union County Water is vital in this effort, serving communities such as Fairview, Indian Trail, and others in the county. The team at Union County Water, including engineers and operators, manages the infrastructure necessary for delivering safe drinking water.

During Drinking Water Week, residents are encouraged to consider the importance of clean drinking water and the benefits of a reliable public water system.

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