BERGEN COUNTY, N.J.—A Suez legal response asserts that a state ratepayer advocate’s request to throw out its proposed customer lead line replacement program “must be denied” since it has “the […]
HACKENSACK—A proposal to replace customer lead service lines—and impose a surcharge of up to 85 cents per month on water bills for 200,000 customers in Bergen and Hudson counties—will be […]
HACKENSACK, N.J.—A proposal to replace customer lead service lines for a flat fee of $1,000—and impose a surcharge of up to 85 cents per month on water bills for 200,000 […]
To the editor: In response to the governor’s remarks Oct. 10 and the release of a series of recommendations, League of Municipalities President Colleen Mahr says: The risk of lead […]
NEW JERSEY—An area congressman’s report on lead in school drinking water identifies several Pascack Valley school districts that have not posted lead test results on school websites—as required by state […]
NEW JERSEY—While a state agency charged with disseminating $100 million in state grants to improve water infrastructure and reduce lead levels has yet to issue funding guidelines, another organization plans […]
NORTHERN VALLEY AREA, N.J.—Despite pressure from town governments to expedite lead line replacements in early 2019—which led to a Suez commitment to replace 2,400 lines or 25 percent of its […]
NEW JERSEY—An independent state consumer agency is leading a legal battle over Suez North America’s proposed plan to add a long-term increase to all its water customers’ bills to replace […]
NORTHERN VALLEY AREA, N.J.—Municipal officials in two Northern Valley towns offered widely differing views of Suez North America’s efforts to inform the public about lead in drinking water and efforts […]
OLD TAPPAN, N.J.—Town officials in at least one community served by Suez Water of North America have initiated their own low-cost lead testing program—in cooperation with a regional health commission—to […]
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