Latest News & Articles

Latest News & Articles

Prohibition sign indicating no outdoor watering, showing a sprinkler over grass with a sun inside a red circle with a diagonal slash.

Outdoor Watering Restrictions

MassDEP is requiring LWD customers to observe water restrictions. All nonessential outdoor watering is prohibited, including watering lawns with sprinklers and washing vehicles, buildings, parking lots, sidewalks, and more..

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Rain Barrel Program

Rain Barrels are available for purchase at the discounted price of $89. LWD Customers are offered an additional $20 savings with the coupon..

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LELWD Survey

Our customer survey will be open from April 27th through May 22nd.

Officials and workers in safety vests stand behind a blue ribbon at the entrance of an industrial facility during a sewer system ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Sewer Ribbon Cutting

The new Littleton Common Sewer System is fully operational after nearly two years of construction to install sewer mains and construct a water resource recovery facility. The system has already sparked economic development in the town center and will improve groundwater quality by reducing reliance on septic systems.

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LELWD Awarded $285K State Grant

LELWD has won a state grant to reduce the impact of power outages by upgrading equipment in the distribution system.

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LELWD on ’60 Minutes’

LELWD participated in a “60 Minutes” report to educate the utility industry on the threat of foreign hackers.

Environmental technician kneels on a grassy lawn, connecting tubing to a ground port to collect a soil gas sample with a portable analyzer nearby.

Source Water Protection

The Littleton Water Department is committed to delivering clean, reliable water. The LWD and the Town of Littleton integrate land-use planning, groundwater monitoring and environmental audits in a comprehensive aquifer and watershed protection program.