The Ambridge Water Authority

Fishing and Boating are NOT permitted at the Ambridge Water Authority Reservoir

The Ambridge Water Authority wishes to welcome you to our website! The information provided here is intended to help serve you better – an extensive amount of information in one easily-accessible location available at any time you find convenient.

Please feel free to look for answers to any questions you may have within the site. Then if you find you need additional information, please do call us at 724.266.4847. We are very willing to take the time to explain or send you other documents that may be of assistance.

Office Hours:  Monday – Friday 8:00am to 3:30pm

Matthew the Water Drop’s Journey:
A video tour of the Ambridge Water Authority brought to you by the Baden Academy Sustainable Water Team. We would like to say thank you to this very impressive group of 4th graders for producing such an informative and entertaining video.

Recent Updates:

Boil Water Advisory: Click Here
The Drought Watch: Click Here
East Palestine Train Derailment Information: Click Here
AWA’s 2022 Water Quality Report: Click Here
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Recent News

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Boil Water Advisory

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Drought Watch

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Online Payments

View and Pay your Water Bill Online!!! Make a one-time payment or register to set up for Auto Pay to avoid late or missed payments!! Click the link and make a secure payment at any time.  A convenience fee of $3.95 is added to any credit card payment or $1.95 convenience fee for any payment made...

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History

In 1824, (Old) Economy built the first running water system west of the Allegheny Mountains, piped from a reservoir in the hills.  These reamed-out logs, made into crude pipes, are part of the exhibits at Old Economy.  There are also ancient water pumps.  By 1826 every barn and street corner had a h...

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