173 North Main Street
Norwich, CT 06360
On Friday, December 9, 2022, the State Bond Commission approved $600,000 in funding for Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) to enhance the utilities’ efforts to upgrade and improve private water service lines to individual residences that contain lead.
On Thursday, November 3, 2022, Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) will reactivate its Stony Brook Water Treatment Plant in Montville following the completion of an important upgrade to improve water quality for its customers.
Persistent inflation across the United States and worldwide continues to impact every aspect of daily life and every industry in the global economy. Read what NPU is doing to manage utility price increases.
The City of Norwich is on the cusp of a series of economic development projects, all coming to fruition within a relatively short period of time. This is great news for our community and our collective future.
As part of his regular communications with Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) on their operations and investments, Congressman Joe Courtney has expressed an interest in the 8th Street Hydro Facility on the Shetucket River.
Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) is prepared to respond to severe weather and has enhanced how it will communicate with customers during emergencies. As part of its enhanced customer communications efforts, NPU has implemented two new technologies.
The 2022 Construction Season has been very productive for the NPU Gas Division, completing a number of important projects, improving the safety and reliability of our system, and compiling a very strong safety record.
Many consumer products, including those marked “disposable” or “flushable,” can cause problems within the sewer system. These products do not break down properly and can block sewer lines.
Share this important safety information with all members of your household.
