Reading Area Water Authority

Awarded 2008 Conservation Organization of the Year by the Berks County Conservation District Farm … More Info

Reading Area Water Authority employs over 80 Berks County people Front-line employees are … More Info

Surpluses are reinvested in the community, not distributed to shareholders Sponsor of community … More Info

Reading Area Water Authority has been selected to receive the 2013 National "Exemplary Source Water Protection Award" from the American Water Works Association.

May 6, 2014 - RAWA has issued a press release correcting the “Safe Yield” figures of Lake Ontelaunee as published in the Reading Eagle and discussed by certain City Council members.

The Reading Area Water Authority was created in 1994 but its roots go back nearly two centuries. The first public supply of water delivered in Reading was introduced in 1821 by the Reading Water … Continue Reading >>

Get the information on ways to pay your bill, how to read your bill and where you are able to pay your bill. Five ways to … Continue Reading >>

Water is a valuable resource. Click on the video above to learn several easy ways to save water…and money. … View Videos >>

RAWA offers two curbside waste collection programs from which you may choose. Download the flyer for plan details.

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Good Water. Good Jobs. Good Neighbors.

Good Water. Good Jobs. Good Neighbors.

Good Water. Good Jobs. Good Neighbors.

Good Water. Good Jobs. Good Neighbors.

Good Water

Winner of 2013 Exemplary Source Water Protection Award for Large Systems

Good Jobs

Reading Area Water Authority employs over 80 Berks County people.

Good Neighbors

The Water Authority works with several city organizations – Redevelopment Authority, the Conservation District, Codes Departments, Human Relations – to ensure customer satisfaction

2013 National Exemplary Source Water Protection Award.

Correction of Lake Ontelaunee Safe Yield Figures.

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