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2026 Annual Water Quality Reports: Out Now!
The ACSA, in collaboration with the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority, is proud to present our 2026 Drinking Water Quality Reports. Visit our water quality page to view your area’s report. If you have any questions or wish to receive a paper copy of the report, please contact Tim Brown at tbrown@serviceauthority.org or 434-977-4511, Ext. 119….
Who To Call Before Digging: What You Need to Know About VA 811 (Miss Utility)
VA 811 at a Glance What number do you call before you dig? — 811. Is 811 free? — Yes, it’s a completely free service. What is 811 used for? — Marking public utility lines before digging. Private lines (like water pipes from the meter to your house) are not marked. You may need to hire a private utility locator
ACSA Capital Improvement Program Projects Fiscal Year 2025
The proposed FY 2025 Capital Improvement Program budget consists of 25 projects, seven of which are non-utility projects. These Albemarle County water authority projects focus on infrastructure replacement, rehabilitation and public sewer expansion. Non-utility projects improve IT, finance systems and ACSA’s operations center. Three new projects have been introduced this year, including Buckingham Circle Sewer and Woodbrook Drainage Basin SSES, furthering our commitment to improving Albemarle County water services.
A Note to You
Quin Lunsford, Executive Director
Providing clean, safe water is more than our job—it’s our commitment to you. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your daily life and for your continued trust in ACSA.
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