Dear Resident,
I am writing to inform you of a Municipal Information Forum that we will be hosting for Ridgewood residents regarding Ridgewood Water.
The intent of this forum is to educate the public on how water is delivered to your faucet. We will deal with current issues in the news as well as discussing the quality of our water, sustaining water for the future, budget and capital investments and our short-term and long-term strategies.
Our decision to hold this forum emanated from several sources. One clearly is the amount of interest that residents have expressed in learning more about Ridgewood Water; this has definitely been heightened by stories in the news. Secondly, we have held two sessions such as these at both our 2016 budget reviews as well as at a Glen Rock Council meeting. These were two-way dialogues that were well received and I believe went a long way in a better mutual understanding of how the water we consume is delivered to our homes.
We are planning on conducting this forum on two separate dates. The first isThursday April 21st from 9-11 AM. The other is Monday April 25th from 7:30-9:30PM.
Please let us know if you intend on joining us by responding to this e-notice.
Look forward to seeing you.
Best,
Roberta Sonenfeld
Village Manager
201-670-5500, ext. 203
All I know is that considering the upcoming water shortage (big time) and the cost of water, I am not running the tap for 30 seconds before using the water. FIX IT.
What next time big water shortage?
The one that comes to rRdgewood Water ever year 12:35. Next Ridgewood Water will call for stage XX. In that stage you buy bottled water and donate it to Ridgewood Water and Village hall.
11:21 a,m. your ignorance is showing. If you do not have old lead pipes in your house you don’t have to let the water run for 30 seconds.
Those with new copper etc pipes don’t have to.
So spend some money 11:21 and it will be fixed.. The town is not obligated to update your plumbing.
sell the place. for 40,mill.
the top are scared.