Orange Water and Sewer Authority Deputy Executive Director Monica Dodson spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Wednesday, October 23. She discussed OWASA’s compliance with a 2021 rule requiring an inventory of all of the utility’s drinking water service lines. She shared that now lead was found in any of those service lines, but a little over 100 customers will need to have some pipes replaced. She discussed those processes and more. You can listen to the full conversation below, and visit the Wonderful Water page here for more interviews and stories about the work OWASA does in our community. Chapel Hill and Carrboro residents use roughly 7 million gallons of water a day, and “Won
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