This month on “Wonderful Water,” join 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey for a conversation with OWASA Deputy Executive Director Monica Dodson about OWASA’s compliance with a 2021 rule requiring an inventory of all of the utility’s drinking water service lines. OWASA’s water system is comprised of roughly 400 miles of pipes across over 23,000 properties, from main water lines to connections to homes and everything in between. OWASA owns and maintains those lines “from main to meter,” but property owners are responsible for maintenance from there. “We used historical records and our outstanding crews inventoried over 6,000 properties across our community, then used statistical modeling to identif
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