Loudoun Water News

Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks have been recognized by the Loudoun County Environmental Commission with an Environmental Excellence Award for Reservoir Park. The project scored the highest among nominees in the Government category.

Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks are pleased to announce that Reservoir Park will open to the public on October 21, 2024.

The Loudoun Water Board of Directors at their January meeting appointed Brian Carnes as General Manager of the Authority effective March 1st.

Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks Break Ground on Reservoir Park at Beaverdam Reservoir

Loudoun Water contributed to a Joint Press Release with Fairfax Water and Prince William County Service Authority regarding the resumption of collection and disconnection processes. 

To help alleviate financial pressures on our customers due to the pandemic, the Loudoun Water Board of Directors amended a previously approved 3.5% rate increase and reduced it to 2.5% for the 2021 billing year.

Loudoun Water and NOVA Parks are pleased to announce that recreational activities on Beaverdam Reservoir will re-open on FRIDAY, MAY 29. Reservoir and trail users should adhere to proper social distancing guidelines.

On Tuesday, May 21, Loudoun Water formally celebrated the opening of Virginia’s most advanced water treatment plant, one designed to keep high quality water flowing in Loudoun County for generations to come.

On May 11, 2018, Loudoun Water held a naming ceremony for the Dale C. Hammes Administration Building located in Ashburn, VA. Below is the Resolution of Appreciation for Dale C. Hammes, which was adopted at the December 2017 Board Meeting.

State and regional officials reported a sheen on the surface of the Potomac River on Sunday, November 27, 2016.