Community Water and Wastewater Systems are free standing water and wastewater systems whereby water may be supplied to a rural village or hamlet by its own community well and wastewater may be treated in the village/hamlets by the village's own packaged treatment facility. Highly treated wastewater (effluent) is discharged in most cases on site or, in a few cases, to local streams/rivers. Community system capacities are limited in nature and may not be designed to provide all of the amenities offered by the Central System, such as fire flow and lawn watering. Most Loudoun Water customers are connected to the Central System.

Our Community Systems:

Beacon Hill

Water is supplied to selected Beacon Hill hamlets by three community wells. Water is treated with disinfectant and an oxidant and filtered to remove any impurities and assure water quality does not degrade in the distribution system. The system includes a storage tank to help meet the demands of peak-use periods. Learn more about the Beacon Hill Water and Well Site Control System Upgrades under Current Projects.

Raspberry Falls and Selma Estates

Loudoun Water has joined the separate water distribution systems serving the Raspberry Falls and Selma Estates communities into one single system. Water is supplied to the Raspberry Falls and Selma Estates by a combination of seven wells between the two communities. The existing Raspberry Falls water treatment facility was converted into a raw water booster pump station to assist in providing for the water needs of both communities. Water is filtered through a membrane filtration system, granular activated carbon filters, and ultra violet disinfection and treated with disinfectants. The disinfectants aid in assuring that water quality does not degrade in the distribution system. The system includes two storage tanks to help meet the demands of peak usage periods. 

Additional information can be found here.

The Reserve at Rokeby

Water is supplied to The Reserve at Rokeby by four community wells. Water is treated with disinfectant to ensure water quality does not degrade in the distribution system. The system includes a storage tank to help meet the demands of peak-use periods.

Village Green at Elysian Heights

Water is supplied to Elysian Heights by five community wells. Water quality from these wells is high, and the only form of treatment provided to the water is the addition of fluoride to help prevent cavities and a disinfectant to aid in assuring that water quality does not degrade in the distribution system. The system includes a storage tank to help meet the demands of peak usage periods and to provide water during temporary power losses.Wastewater is collected and treated to a high degree at the wastewater treatment plant. At the plant, most organic material and nutrients are removed through biological treatment before being disinfected and discharged to an unnamed tributary of Limestone Branch.