Customer Alert!
The September Billing went out to customers with the prior period readings. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The actual reading will be reflected in the December Billing with any necessary adjustments. If you have any questions please call the office at (610)828-0979.
Utility Energy Audit Report
View the audit report prepared by the PA Rural Water Association
Public Meeting Location
The Borough of Conshohocken Authority public meeting location
All Authority public meetings will be conducted at Conshohocken Borough Hall in the Public Meeting Room on the 1st floor of the Borough Hall located at: 400 Fayette Street, Conshohocken, PA. 19428.
Meeting dates will remain to be scheduled on the 4th Tuesday of every month. Meetings will begin at 6:30 pm.
The Low Income Household Water Assistance Program
The Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) is a temporary emergency program to help low income families pay overdue water bills. LIHWAP is a grant. You do not have to repay it.
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Questions presented to the Borough of Conshohocken Authority for the implementation of Stormwater Management
Q: Is the fee already approved or will it be considered after the two public meetings?
A: It is anticipated that the fee structure will be considered at the Authority’s December public meeting, for implementation January 1, 2024.
Q: Why is the authority moving forward with the stormwater fee, while the PA Supreme Court is actively considering whether it is a tax or not?
A: The case currently pending with the PA Supreme Court will not affect the Authority’s ability to implement the fee. The question before the Court is whether the stormwater fee implemented by West Chester Borough is a fee or a tax, as applied to state owned properties within the Borough. As state-owned properties are exempt from local taxes, a holding that the fee was a tax would mean that such properties were exempt from payment. The Court will not be deciding whether a municipal entity can charge the fee, but only whether certain state owned properties are responsible for paying fees that are implemented.
Q: I always thought the borough was responsible for managing and maintaining the stormwater sewers. Was there an ordinance or another type of law passed that moved this responsibility to the authority?
A: The Borough currently owns and maintains the stormwater management system. The proposal would involve the transfer of the system to the Authority, who would then have ultimate responsibility for maintenance of the system. It is the intent of the Borough and the Authority to enter into an agreement whereby the Borough will serve as a contractor for the Authority that will perform the required maintenance functions.
Borough of Conshohocken Authority Receives Grant Money
On December 19, 2023, PA State Representative Greg Scott informed the Authority that we were approved to receive $1,454,471.00 in grant money from the H2O PA Program. The grant money will be used to upgrade our plant’s electrical sub-station that is over 30 years old. Our sub-station receives electricity from two separate grids. In case one grid goes down, the sub-station switches over to the other grid and the plant stays energized without disruption to our treatment process. A modernized replacement will increase efficiency and safety.
