Public Water System
During this time, you may experience sputtering faucets and cloudy/dirty water. This is due to air that has entered the line and the stirring up of sediment that has coated the mains. This is normal. To alleviate the problem, let your faucet run for 3 to 5 minutes. If the problem persists, please contact our office at (717) 292-3634.
The public water system is maintained, metered and billed by Dover Township. The current estimate is that there are 73 miles of waterlines within the system consisting of cast iron, ductile iron, and transite pipe. Current water usage is about 1 million gallons per day. The water system consists of 10 entry points (nine groundwater and one surface purchased-water source), five storage tanks, and two pump stations. During a 2010 water main project, about 2 miles of 6–8 inch water mains were upgraded to 10–12 inch mains.
Annual CCR Reports:
- 2012 - Water Quality Report
- 2011 - Water Quality Report
- 2010 - Water Quality Report
- 2009 - Water Quality Report
- 2008 - Water Quality Report
- 2007 - Water Quality Report
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Questions?
If you have any questions regarding the public water system, please feel free to contact Dover Township using the information below:
| Dover Township Municipal Office | |
Hours: | 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday - Friday |
Address: | 2480 West Canal Rd Dover, PA 17315 |
Phone: | (717) 292-3634 |
| Fax: | (717) 292-1136 |
