Plainview Water District Collects a Mountain of Toys to Support the Foundation
Rebecca Koltun was able to move into an assisted living facility after spending months in rehab after a devastating injury.
Infrastructure and Operating Improvements Necessary, New Water Rates Go into Effect on January 1, 2022
Hydrants that remain free of snow and winter debris can save first responders precious time during a response to an emergency situation
Plainview Water District Responds Urgently to Any Water-Related Emergency
Award Given for Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) Pilot Studies, District Leads Long Island with Six AOP Treatment Systems Installed
Simple Steps to Protect Against Freezing Pipes and Related Disruptions
Write a letter showing your gratitude for someone or something in Plainview, and we’ll publish it in November
Fourth Annual Event to Ensure Expired or Unwanted Medications are Properly Disposed to Keep from Entering Community’s Sole-Source Aquifer
Safe, Contactless Drive-Thru Responsibly Disposes Hundreds of Pounds of Unwanted Medications
Money Magazine's annual list of the 50 best places to live includes only two New York communities.
Also: Mom reunites with EMTs, cops who delivered her baby / Trio charged in string of 8 armed robberies / LIRR train strikes car
Playgrounds in the area are getting new equipment for kids to pay on this year.
Residents Must Test Their Backflow System Annually, Deadline for Test Compliance Submission is December 31, 2021
It's been 20 years since that fateful day when the world was changed forever. Today we pay special tribute to the fallen.
New AOP Treatment System Designed to Remove 1,4-Dioxane, PWD Leads Long Island Providers with Most AOP Systems Installed
Despite Power Outages and Other Impacts of Severe Weather, Water Service is Never Interrupted
Plainview Jewish Center member Barbara Berse helped keep people connected and informed during the pandemic.
Bhavana Madini, of Plainview, made it to the 14th round of the competition. She's officially one of the best spellers in the world.
Bhavana Madini is the only contestant from New York to make it to the finals of the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Joel Rauch published his first book at 72, and is donating all of his profits to the local Mid-Island Y JCC.
District Received More Than 300 Entries from POB Students
The 9-year-old singer/actor wowed the crowd at the stadium with her performance. You can watch it here.
Country Pointe renamed its main road in honor of Wang, who was instrumental in getting the development created.
A Billion Gallons of Water Being Used to Keep Lawns and Gardens Green, PWD is Committed to Reducing Irrigation Water Use this Summer
PWD to Ensure Hydrants Are Operating Correctly as Part of Necessary Maintenance
Responsible Filling and Maintenance of Swimming Pools Conserves Water
New Treatment System Specifically Designed to Remove 1,4-Dioxane
Also: Stop & Shop manager killed in shooting remembered as "amazing dad" to 7 children / 60+ can get vaccinated without an appointment
District Offers Homeowners Water- and Money-Saving Tips As Irrigation Season is Set to Begin
The college student suffered a devastating spinal cord injury while skiing, and neighbors are raising funds for her medical care.
Plainview Water District Honors Amanda Field and Dina Scott During Women’s History Month
Plainview Water District Urges Residents to be Responsible With Lawn Chemicals and Fertilizers
Arnold W. Drucker and Joshua Lafazan are partnering with Jericho Cares to collect shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothpaste and more.
Supporters can drop off donations of non-perishable food and personal care items in the parking lot on Feb. 28 and March 14.
The Bethpage Water District was prepared and already had treatment in place!
Residents asked to give PWD accurate contact information, which allows them to receive emergency notifications about their water service
Plainview Water District Commissioner to serve as Chairman of the Long Island Water Conference in 2021
Ensuring hydrants remain free of snow and any winter debris can save first responders valuable time during their response to an emergency
Ensuring hydrants remain free of snow and any other winter debris can save first responders valuable time in case of an emergency