Bethpage Water District, Long Island, New York

Welcome to the Bethpage Water District

Bethpage Water District has been delivering an uninterrupted supply of the highest quality water to customers since 1923.

As one of the most experienced Districts on Long Island, we are fully committed to achieving environmental excellence and providing unparalleled service, while maintaining some of the lowest water rates in the United States. The District places a high priority on maintaining our system infrastructure, while constantly meeting or exceeding strict state standards concerning water quality.

This website contains important information about the Bethpage Water District, as well as items of interest such as water conservation tips, water quality reports, billing information, ordinances and general news. We hope you find this site to be informational and educational. As always, please feel free to contact us if we can be of any further assistance at (516) 931-0093.

Water District Assistant Superintendent:
Joseph Daub

7/29/2026 - Bethpage Water District Recognizes 2026 Poster Contest Winners

Earlier this year, fifth-grade students within the Bethpage Union Free School District were encouraged to use their creativity to design posters depicting different ways people can conserve water. The contest serves as an engaging activity that teaches students the importance of protecting and preserving Long Island’s sole-source aquifer. On June 17, 2026, the Bethpage Water District held a special ceremony at the Bethpage Public Library to recognize all the winners from this year’s contest.

4/3/2026 - Commissioner Theresa M. Black Named Secretary of the Long Island Water Conference

The Bethpage Water District is proud to announce that Commissioner Theresa M. Black has been named Secretary of the Long Island Water Conference (LIWC), a regional organization representing water districts and suppliers across Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

3/25/2026 - More than 150 Local Fifth Grade Bethpage Students Participate in Interactive Water Education Program with the Bethpage Water District

Students gained firsthand insight into water treatment, conservation, and the journey from aquifer to tap

The Bethpage Water District welcomed over 150 local fifth-grade students for a behind-the-scenes tour and immersive and educational water program, providing a firsthand look at how drinking water is delivered to the community.