Ridgewood Water Welcomes Vincent DiLieto as New Superintendent
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Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Water has officially appointed Vincent DiLieto as its new Superintendent. Bringing over 15 years of hands-on expertise in water treatment, distribution, and utility management, DiLieto steps into the role during a transformative era for the local utility provider.
A Rutgers University graduate, DiLieto previously served as a utility foreman for Monroe Township, where he earned prestigious T4 and W4 licenses—the highest level of certification for water treatment and distribution management in New Jersey.
Leading Strategic Water Infrastructure Modernization
In his new position, DiLieto will directly oversee Ridgewood Water’s core distribution and treatment operations. His leadership comes at a pivotal time as the utility executes a comprehensive infrastructure modernization plan:
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Managing Operations: Supervising 53 wells and 31 individual treatment facilities across the region.
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Consolidation Initiative: Spearheading the effort to consolidate existing sites into 12 state-of-the-art facilities by the first quarter of 2027.
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Public Health Focus: Ensuring high-standard drinking water compliance and long-term operational excellence for all served communities.
A Dedicated Community Leader and Public Servant
Beyond his professional experience, DiLieto brings a strong commitment to community service:
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Volunteer Firefighter: Over 20 years of continuous service as a local volunteer firefighter.
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Educator: Instructor for water and wastewater management courses at a local community college, helping train the next generation of environmental science professionals.
“Vincent looks forward to leading a talented team, supporting operational excellence, and helping to protect public health for the communities that Ridgewood Water serves,” the utility shared in its official announcement.
The community warmly welcomes Vincent DiLieto to the Ridgewood Water team as he takes charge of safeguarding local water resources.
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