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 Superintendent:
Michael J. Boufis

3/16/2023 - Local Girl Scout Troop 730 Learns About Our Most Precious Natural Resource…Water

Bethpage Water District hosts interactive educational program on the importance of water conservation

As part of its ongoing commitment to educate our youth about the importance of water, the Bethpage Water District recently hosted Girl Scout Troop 730 for a tour of their Plant No. 6 location on Saturday, March 4, 2023.

12/7/2022 - Safeguarding Our Water...Today and Tomorrow

Bethpage Water District is All-Systems-Go with Water Treatment; Meeting New York State’s Water Quality Standards

The Bethpage Water District (BWD) has always been at the forefront of protecting our local water supply, and this responsibility requires thoughtful planning, vigilance, and foresight. The BWD treatment program is a multi-prong approach, including the design and construction of multiple water treatment facilities throughout the District. This ensures the Bethpage Water District continues to meet New York State standards and regulations for emerging contaminates mandated by the State on August 26, 2020, and later modified for even stricter enforcement this past June and October.

12/2/2022 - Public Hearing – Protecting Long Island’s Sole Source Aquifer

The Long Island Commission for Aquifer Protection will be holding a virtual public hearing on December 7 at 5:30 p.m. to receive public input on issues of regional concern affecting Long Island’s aquifer system.