Suffolk County Water Authority

Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA) is a nonprofit organization established in 1951, providing water services to over 350,000 residential and commercial customers. The organization constructs water mains, wells, pump stations, and other water facilities, offering a variety of water treatment plans to ensure safe drinking water. Utilizing automatic chlorinating equipment and atomic absorption spectrophotometer, SCWA conducts in-house water analyses and provides a manually controlled system for monitoring pump stations with a sensor-based automated computer system. Additionally, the company offers a groundwater guidance program, educational and outreach programs, and an air stripping research program. With offices in Oakdale and Coram, N.Y., SCWA is committed to providing high-quality water services to its customers.