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LEAD & COPPER PIPES

RAWA needs your help to complete an inventory of all water service line pipes connected to the public system.

Check your home for lead pipes, then complete our ONLINE SURVEY to tell us what you find, no matter what type of pipes you find!

ONLINE SURVEY

Inventory Map

RAWA has created a water service line inventory, required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Lead and Copper Rule revisions.

RAWA is continuously working on updating the information on the map. If you would like to update the private side material for your property, please click the link above for the online survey.

The PRIVATE SIDE is from the curb stop to inside the home. The homeowner owns the private side.

The UTILITY SIDE is from the water main in the street to the curb stop. RAWA owns the utility side.

Lead Line Inventory Map

PAHAF Homeowner Assistance Program

Starting Monday March 18, 2024 PAHAF - will start taking applications to assist owner occupied properties having difficulties paying their water/sewer/trash and recycling bills. Go to https://pahaf.org/ for more information

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RESOURCES

Your garden will look greener than ever with our 12-month garden maintenance programme.
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HOW DO I

Both beautiful and functional, natural fences are a fragrant and attractive way of creating privacy.
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ADMINISTRATION

We'll recommend the most suitable shade, fruit and ornamental trees for your property.
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EMPLOYMENT

Transform your garden into the garden of your dreams with our friendly, professional services.
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ONE WATER

From weekly mowing to seasonal planting and pruning, we’ll keep your garden gorgeous.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Choose the flowers and plants that you love and we’ll create the garden of your dreams.
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PAPERLESS BILLING & AUTO PAY OPTIONS

LEARN MORE ABOUT RAWA

Embark on a journey through our rich history that spans nearly two centuries. From the introduction of the first public water supply in 1821 to the present-day advanced water systems, the Reading Area Water Authority has been a crucial part of Reading's growth. Dive deeper into our story, exploring the evolution of our water sources, the construction of Lake Ontelaunee, and the meticulous processes at our Maidencreek Filter Plant. Discover how, since its establishment in 1994, the Water Authority has been dedicated to providing the City of Reading with a reliable and efficient water system. For a comprehensive look at our journey, visit our detailed 'About' page.

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