The MDC provides our customers with safe, pure drinking water and environmentally protective wastewater collection and treatment.
Hartford, CT
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The MDC's North Hartford Community Outreach Office located at 179 Barbour Street is temporarily closed while the City of Hartford completes a sidewalk renovation project in the area. We anticipate it will reopen next week and will post the information on our website themdc.org and social media. Thank you for your patience
In 2025, MDC treated an average of 46.7 million gallons of water a day. MDC publishes an annual Water Quality Report documenting the results of over 100,000 tests your drinking water goes through. Learn more.
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MDC's Household Hazardous Waste Collection program continues in Hartford at the MDC Operations Facility (125 Maxim Road) on Saturday, October 24 from 8AM-1PM for any MDC customers who live in participating towns. See link for more details about materials accepted, remaining fall schedule dates and more.
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MDC's Engineering staff recently attended the Pathways to STEM Night: Exploration into Transportation, Engineering & Construction hosted by American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), Construction Management Association of America CT Chapter (CMAA) & Advancing Women in Transportation CT Chapter (WTS) on October 15 at the Connecticut Science Center.
MDC's interactive and hands-on exhibit included hydraulic piping and water filtration displays and was geared to students interested in STEM in grades 5-12. Great job!
MDC's Household Hazardous Waste Collection program continues in Windsor Locks at the Public Works Garage (6 Stanton Road) on Saturday, October 17 from 8AM-1PM for any MDC customers who live in participating towns. See link for more details about materials accepted, remaining fall schedule dates and more.
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MDC's Sewer House Connection Program helps protect your private property sewer connections. See video and link to learn more or schedule an assessment. themdc.org/utility-services/…
MDC Announces Successful Sale of $69.6M GO Bonds for water and sewer projects.
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TOMORROW: The @MDCWater Independent Consumer Advocate (ICA) Annual Public Forum will be taking place tomorrow, Wednesday, October 14 at 5:30 p.m. You can join in person, by phone, or via Webex. Learn more ➡️ themdc.org/independent-consu…
Thanks to everyone who made it to the ribbon cutting for the latest milestone for the MDC's South Hartford Conveyance and Storage Tunnel!
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Check out We-ha.com article on MDC Tunnel Pump Station project completion. we-ha.com/mdc-celebrates-com…
The MDC retweeted
Officials gathered Thursday at the Metropolitan District’s main wastewater treatment facility in Hartford to cut the ribbon on a piece of infrastructure meant to help combat combined sewer overflows. bit.ly/47wuvpr
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Investing in water infrastructure is essential to removing pollution from the Connecticut River. On Thursday, I joined the Metropolitan District (MDC) for the ribbon-cutting of the new South Hartford Conveyance and Storage Tunnel (SHCST) Pump Station that will prevent sewage overflows from spilling into the Connecticut River during heavy rain events.
Downstream from Hartford, river towns in the Second Congressional District will benefit greatly from the elimination of sewage overflows. There is more work to be done. Upstream from Hartford, Connecticut towns continue to be impacted by sewage overflows into the Connecticut River from Massachusetts towns and cities.
As Congress prepares for the next infrastructure bill, I’m fighting to boost investments in water infrastructure projects to clean up our region’s waterways.
