70 Chestnut Street, Lewistown, PA 17044 | (717) 248-0165
Reliable Water Solutions for Every Home
We Ensure Safe, Affordable, and High-Quality Drinking Water Service to Over 30,000 Residents
70 Chestnut Street, Lewistown, PA 17044 | (717) 248-0165
We Ensure Safe, Affordable, and High-Quality Drinking Water Service to Over 30,000 Residents
2023 MCMA Consumer Confidence Report - CCR
2023 Hawstone Consumer Confidence Report - CCR
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lead and Copper Rule Revised (LCRR) Five Key Highlights
REQUIRED NOTIFICATION LETTER ISSUED November 14, 2024, to ALL MCMA Customers
MCMA water systems 4440010 and 4440018 (Hawstone) were required to submit a service line inventory to the PA Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) on October 16, 2024. This is an EPA effort to control lead and copper in drinking water system service lines. The service line is the water pipe from the curb into your house. Click for service line details.
This inventory was generated by reviewing records, construction dates, and visual inspections at each customer residence to determine the material used for the residence service line. Except for MCMA service lines in the distribution system, all service lines are jointly owned by MCMA and the customer. No lead was found on any of the MCMA or customer sides of the service line. There was a small group, 1%, of service lines that were galvanized and requiring replacement (GRR). PA DEP Inventory Response Summary
Each side of the service line requires two (2) inspection points to verify the material. 20% of the service lines could be verified. This was primarily accomplished by construction date; any homes built after the lead ban in 1991 are automatically classified as non-lead. Approximately 80% of the service lines have been identified as non-lead but require the 2nd form of verification. MCMA will continue to update each customer account. Customer will be notified annually if their service line status is unknown or galvanized, requiring replacement.
Please go to the Water Quality Page for more details and links to EPA and other helpful information.
If your payment drafts automatically from your checking or savings account, you will receive an email or mail notice regarding importing upgrades to auto-pay processing. Click here for the general notice.
Your notice will include the unique account number and customer identification (CID) number required to register your account on the MCMA Customer Portal. Click here for a portal registration guide.
Look for your login name in the upper right corner, sand elect the drop-down arrow for the following options:
Registration and payment setup should be completed by November 29, 2024, or by the end of the month, your water bill would typically be drafted from your bank account.
Is your contact information up to date? Did you change from a home phone line to a cell phone? Please call the MCMA office to update your contact information.
If you have not had your meter upgrade completed, please call the MCMA office to schedule an appointment.
MCMA, as approved in the 2023 capital project plan, intends to replace the existing Automated Meter Reading (AMR) devices installed over 20 years ago with new High Resolution-Encoder (HR-E) registers and updated AMR units for all customers.
PA DEP Announcement - March 13, 2024!!
For the 16th consecutive year, the LAUREL CREEK FILTRATION PLANT receives the prestigious Pennsylvania Area Wide Optimization Program (AWOP) Award, recognizing outstanding efforts toward optimizing filter plant turbidity performance! The program focuses on:
Link to additional program information
The LAUREL CREEK FILTRATION plant is one of sixteen filtration plants STATEWIDE that has received this award!
MCMA continues to fulfill the core mission value of QUALITY water production and delivery every day to every customer.
Water Service Applications for new water service or existing service, transfers of water service can be initiated by telephone. Please call MCMA office staff Monday through Friday for complete details.
MCMA, established in 2020, serves residents in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. MCMA is committed to providing our consumers with a safe, reliable, and affordable supply of high-quality drinking water. MCMA provides potable drinking water, through a complex maze of almost 300 miles of transmission and distribution mains, as well as providing fire protection through over 600 fire hydrants.
Take a closer look. Click here to see details on water service to your local Township or Borough.
MCMA proudly serves customers in Armagh Township, Brown Township, Burnham Borough, Derry Township, Granville Township, Juniata Terrace Borough, Lewistown Borough and Union Township.
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