Veolia - Water Delaware

06/17/2026

Water Conservation Wednesday Tip!

06/10/2026

Great things happen when communities come together.

This past weekend, Veolia in Delaware team members and their families joined residents, community partners, and local leaders for the Knollwood Community Clean Up. Together, volunteers helped remove litter, beautify shared spaces, and plant trees that will benefit the neighborhood for years to come.

Events like these are about more than environmental stewardship—they are opportunities to connect with our neighbors, strengthen relationships, and work together to make our communities cleaner, greener, and stronger.

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the day a success. We are proud to support efforts that make a positive difference in the communities we serve.

06/06/2026

🌟 Grateful for the chance to share more about Veolia in Delaware and the impact of the Veolia Workforce Academy! Connecting with over 100 individuals reminded me that access to information is key to meaningful community engagement. When people have opportunities and resources, real change can happen.

Veolia is honored to share information, build awareness, and showcase what’s possible through our daily work. Together, we can make a difference!


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05/04/2026

Veolia Delaware will resume routine system flushing the week of May 4 in the following service areas: Brandywine, Red Lion, Newark, and Pencader.

This work is part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining water quality and system reliability. Customers in these areas may experience temporary discoloration or fluctuations in water pressure during flushing activities.

If discoloration occurs, we recommend running cold water until it clears.

We appreciate your patience as we continue working to deliver safe, reliable water service. Please reach out to customer service if you have questions at: 800-668-0856

05/04/2026

Most of the work that keeps drinking water safe happens quietly in the background. Water is routinely treated, tested and monitored to meet strict safety standards. Equipment is checked, systems are maintained, and data is scrutinized so any potential issues can be addressed early.
Behind the scenes, water professionals are doing this work so the water at your tap is safe and reliable.

04/24/2026

Please help keep our crews safe!

04/22/2026

In celebration of Earth Day 2026 and this year’s theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” Veolia in Delaware was proud to partner with the Delaware Nature Society as a 2026 Corporate Sponsor! 🌎🌱

Our Veolia team rolled up their sleeves and spent a warm morning on the Ashland floodplain planting and watering trees. In just a few hours, we were able to plant 50 trees, an impressive accomplishment that supports cleaner air, healthier waterways, and more resilient ecosystems.

Earth Day is a powerful reminder that collective action drives real change. In embracing sustainable habits, we all have a role to play. Thank you to our volunteers for their commitment, and to Delaware Nature Society for the continued partnership in making a lasting environmental impact across our communities.

04/20/2026

🚧 Hydrant Flushing Update – Week of April 20, 2026 🚧

Crews will continue our Spring Water Main and Hydrant Maintenance program this week, with flushing moving into additional neighborhoods. This work helps maintain high-quality drinking water and reliable fire protection.

📍 Flushing continues in the following areas:

* Brandywine
* New Castle
* Red Lion
* White Clay Creek
* Pecander
* Newark

What to Expect:
You may experience temporary water discoloration or reduced water pressure during flushing activities. Flushing will take place between 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. each day.

If discoloration occurs, please run your cold water tap until it runs clear before use.

Avoid doing laundry during flushing hours to prevent staining.

Why Do We Flush:
Remove Sediment and Deposits: Over time, naturally occurring minerals, rust, and sediment accumulate in water pipes. Flushing removes these materials that settle at the bottom of the pipes, preventing buildup that could affect water quality.

Maintain Water Quality: Flushing helps ensure fresh water circulates throughout the entire distribution system.
Test System Performance: The process allows Veolia to verify that hydrants are functioning properly, check water pressure levels, and identify any issues with valves or the distribution system.

Ensure Fire Protection: Flushing confirms that hydrants are operational and can deliver adequate water flow and pressure needed for firefighting purposes in emergencies.

Regular hydrant flushing is a proactive maintenance practice that protects public health and ensures the water distribution system operates efficiently and reliably.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to maintain the quality and reliability of your water service. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our customer service team at 800-668-0856

04/13/2026

🚧 Hydrant Flushing Update – Week of April 13, 2026 🚧

Crews will continue our Spring Water Main and Hydrant Maintenance program this week, with flushing moving into additional neighborhoods. This work helps maintain high-quality drinking water and reliable fire protection.

📍 Flushing continues in the following areas:

*White Clay Creek *Pencader *New Castle *Ardentown *Arden *Brandywine

🗺️ Our Flushing StoryMap has been updated—check to see if your neighborhood is included!

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/713bc707a42f4dc6b22f019a536f896e

Thank you for your patience as we complete this important work.

Hydrant Flushing & Maintenance Activities