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HMUA is committed to providing the community with safe, clean drinking water & quality wastewater management, while maintaining the highest standards of customer service.

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HMUA News

  • Published On: August 18, 2025|Categories: News|70 words|

    A water main break occurred last night in Mountain Avenue.  The break has been isolated but water remains shut off between the McDonalds and Riverside Apts. until the repair is complete.   The HMUA is in the process of repairing the water main break. Traffic will be impacted on Mountain Ave between East Ave. and Shelley Dr.  Residents and motorists are encouraged to avoid this area and use an alternate route.

  • Published On: July 17, 2025|Categories: News|76 words|

    A water main break occurred last night at approximately 10pm in Mountain Avenue.  The break was isolated shortly after it was found but water remains shut off to the McDonalds and Riverside Apts. until the repair is complete.   The HMUA is in the process of repairing the water main break. Mountain Ave is closed between East Ave. and Shelley Dr.  and residents and motorists are encouraged to avoid this area [...]

  • Published On: July 2, 2025|Categories: News|115 words|

    The HMUA is aware of a billing issue resulting in incorrect or missing “Penalty” credits/charges for the July 2025 Billing Cycle. We are working with our billing software provider to troubleshoot the problem and will provide updates as the issue is corrected. We anticipate this being resolved by next week. We respectfully request that any questions be held until the week of July 7th to allow us to work with [...]

  • Published On: May 1, 2025|Categories: News|56 words|

        As New Jersey remains under drought warning, are you taking steps to help conserve water? While mandatory restrictions are not currently in place, residents are strongly encouraged to use water responsibly to help preserve our supply. Proactive conservation efforts now can help prevent more severe conditions later. 🔗 Learn more at: dep.nj.gov/drought

  • Published On: April 16, 2025|Categories: Hydrant Flushing|114 words|

    During the next several weeks, we will be flushing our water mains and fire hydrants.  This “housecleaning” is necessary to insure that the water delivered to you is clear and sparkling and that fire hydrants operate properly in the event of a fire. When we are flushing in your area you may draw some rusty looking water for a short time.  Just let it run for a while and it [...]

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