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ACSA News
February 2026 Employee of the Month – Mark Clindinst
Please join us in congratulating our latest employee of the month, Mark Clinedinst! Serving as a Construction Inspector, Mark is nominated in recognition of his commitment to his work and how he “always strives to be helpful, clear, fair, and responsive.” His approach and personal expectations reflect positively on ACSA. Check out his video below:…
Securing Our Future: How the Community Water Supply Plan Supports Albemarle County and Charlottesville
Albemarle County & Charlottesville Water Supply Plan at a Glance What is the plan? — A regional water supply initiative to protect and enhance water resources. Who’s leading it? — Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority (RWSA) supported by ACSA and the City of Charlottesville. What’s included? — Expanding reservoirs, improving pipelines, and increasing water security. How does it affect rates?
ACSA Capital Improvement Program Projects Fiscal Year 2025
The proposed FY 2025 Capital Improvement Program budget consists of 25 projects, seven of which are non-utility projects. These Albemarle County water authority projects focus on infrastructure replacement, rehabilitation and public sewer expansion. Non-utility projects improve IT, finance systems and ACSA’s operations center. Three new projects have been introduced this year, including Buckingham Circle Sewer and Woodbrook Drainage Basin SSES, furthering our commitment to improving Albemarle County water services.
A Note to You
Quin Lunsford, Executive Director
Providing clean, safe water is more than our job—it’s our commitment to you. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your daily life and for your continued trust in ACSA.
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