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Conservation efforts, emergency diversion by the Onondaga County Water Authority are helping keep taps running while a major water supply line is fixed. Residents & businesses urged to keep saving.

A water supply main break threatens the flow to people in towns of DeWitt, Manlius, Pompey, Sullivan, Lenox & Lincoln. Residents asked to conserve; repairs expected to take 2 weeks.

Onondaga County Water Authority customers in northeastern Onondaga and northwestern Madison Counties are being asked to conserve water while repairs are made.

The Onondaga County Water Authority is taking inventory of all 106,000 water service lines in its service territory.

OCWA says the $43 million in upgrades are necessary as it plans for more water use in the future.

Central New York’s Water Authority, known as OCWA, has received an upgraded financial rating.

Letters are going out to those who have not yet submitted their results to OCWA. The authority can also send an employee to help.

Customers can sign up for alerts via text, email, or phone call.

OCWA launches a new Customer Alert System for real-time notifications on water service and quality in Central New York.

Find out if your home has lead water lines: OCWA's door tagging campaign underway.