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Independence Day 2026 Hours
ACSA will be closed on Friday, July 3 for Independence Day. We will reopen at 8am on Monday, July 6. To make in-person payments, please use the red drop box in our parking lot….
The ACSA Releases 2026 Water Quality Reports: Behind the Scenes of Safe, Reliable Water
Quick Answer: Is Albemarle County Water Safe to Drink? Yes, Albemarle County water meets or exceeds all federal and state safety standards. The 2026 water quality reports provide detailed information about water testing results, contaminants and compliance with safety standards. Emerging contaminants like PFAS are monitored and remain well below levels of concern. What the 2026 ACSA Water Quality Reports
ACSA Capital Improvement Program Projects Fiscal Year 2027
ACSA staff have prepared the Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Budget consisting of 23 projects. The water projects primarily address infrastructure replacement and upgrades. The wastewater projects address infrastructure rehabilitation and replacement, and extension of public sewer to existing subdivisions. The non-utility projects address operational improvements, such as: IT and Finance system improvements; development of the Avon Operations Center; and updates to our ArcFlash Hazard Assessment and Emergency Response Plan (ERP). The three new projects in FY 2027 include: Risk and Resiliency Assessment Recommendations, 5th Street Aerial Sewer Replacement, and North Fork and Camelot Sewer Pump Station Improvements.
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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