Pennichuck Water

10/14/2026

We call them The Dragon's Teeth 🐲, the silent sentinels bordering Pennichuck's Supply Pond. The spider webs were out in full force this spooky, foggy morning 👻 Did some ancient creature drop the teeth here, or are they granite blocks left over from a project and stood on end to fence in the pond? It remains a mystery.

10/09/2026

👷‍♀️In the Field Friday👷‍♂️
When a main is struck during road work and water gushes up faster than you can say, “Boo!” 👻 our technicians are there in a flash to make the repairs. You can always count on Pennichuck techs to brave the mud, rock, and elements to keep our water mains in working order, delivering fresh, clean water to your home or business reliably!

10/05/2026

💙🩵Happy Customer Service Appreciation Week!💙🩵
A special thanks to the staff of our Revenue and Customer Operations Department and all employees of Pennichuck Water who interact with our customers, ensuring they are well taken care of over the phone, in person, and online!

09/30/2026

☔Watershed Wednesday☔
After a rainy several days, it's a good time to reflect on the fact that parts of our watershed are very developed, which can lead to pollution from stormwater runoff. Rain that falls on a roof, paved street, driveway, patio, or other impervious surface can rapidly make its way to streams and rivers, picking up pollutants along the way. Pennichuck has constructed and maintains many stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs) throughout the watershed to mitigate problems associated with stormwater runoff. Homeowners can help protect our water supply as well by:

🌱 Planting native trees and plants to help infiltrate stormwater in your yard;
🏠 Redirecting roof leaders to pervious areas so the ground can soak up rain water;
🪣 Using rain barrels to collect rainwater for use in gardens.

09/29/2026

🛡️💧Clean drinking water starts with a healthy source! Surface water supply from the Pennichuck Brook watershed, such as Harris Pond (pictured), is protected and managed by Pennichuck Water for our Core water system. But, you can help, too! This Source Water Protection Week, learn how by visiting our Source Water Protection page: https://pennichuck.com/source-water-protection/home From fixing vehicle oil leaks to cutting down on lawn fertilizer, there is something we can all do to pitch in and protect our water sources!

09/25/2026

📢📳 Text messages are a convenient way to receive important water alerts, shut down notices, flushing dates, and service notifications. Verify your contact information and opt-in for text alerts here: https://pennichuck.com/general-information-for-our-water-customers/customer-contact-information/ You can also select phone call, email, or all three as your preferred emergency contact method!

09/18/2026

09/18/2026

Today is World Water Monitoring Day 💧👩‍🔬 Regular testing and monitoring of local bodies of water protects our resources and helps ensure the water supply is safe for people and the environment. Pennichuck monitors several tributary sites throughout the watershed as well as in-pond locations. To learn more, please visit https://pennichuck.com/source-water-protection/water-quality-monitoring/accessible-watershed-information

09/11/2026

25 years have passed and we will never forget the lives lost and families forever changed. We remain grateful to the brave first responders who ran toward danger, and to the service members who defend our freedom. 🇺🇸

09/09/2026

We're excited for another school year of Watersheds and Landforms 5th grade workshops with our partner, Xploration. Together, we work to inspire the next generation in the care and protection of our watersheds, ensuring a safe and plentiful water supply now and into the future!