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The Topsfield Water Department was created in 1949 and provides drinking water to approximately 80% of the Town of Topsfield.

Topsfield, MA
Joined November 2014
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The Secretary of EOEA has relaxed the drought declaration for norteastern Massachusetts from a critical drought to a significant drought so we're able to relax our water restrictions.
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These restrictions apply to all public water customers and the private irrigation wells they may own. The restrictions will remain in effect until the drought declaration is modified or rescinded.
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Please contact the Water Department if you have any questions.
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The Topsfield Water Department’s 2025 Water Quality Report is now available at the Water Department Office or online at https:\\topsfieldpublicworks.org
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The Water Department has implemented a Mandatory Outdoor Water Use Restriction starting today. The restriction is needed due to very low Ipswich River streamflow and concerns about the availability of water.
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Essential outdoor uses that meet a core business function, are required by permit or needed for public saftey are allowed. Please visit topsfieldpublicworks.org for more information.
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The restriction applies to water customers and private wells located on parcels served by Town water.
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We are in the process of surveying all non-residential properties for cross connections. Cross connections pose a risk to public health if contaminants are siphoned into the water system during a low pressure event or pumped into the water system.
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The surveys are done periodically and are required by MassDEP.  The purpose of the survey is to identify all non-potable connections to the water system, determine the degree of hazard of each connection and make sure it is either eliminated or protected.
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There is no charge for the survey. A certified Cross Connection Surveyor from Water Safety Services of Woburn will be conducting all of the surveys. Please call the Water Department at (978) 887-1517 if you have any questions.
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Our 2024 water quality report is available at topsfieldpublicworks.org. Customers should receive a copy by mail. Additional copies are available at the Water Department Office.
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The Select Board voted at their June 2nd meeting to remove all water restrictions effective immediately. The declared drought that started last fall is finally over.
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Water service on Boston Street (#240 to #264), High Street (#35 to #100), Dover Hill Road, and Summer Street (#32 to #40) will be turned off at 10 PM on Thursday, May 29th for 4 to 8 hours while a new 12” diameter connection is installed on Route 1 near the Public Works Building.
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This work is part of the Boston Street Water Storage Tank Replacement Project and should be the only service interruption needed for the project.
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Northeastern Massachusetts is still in a critical drought. Planting and landscape season will start with water restrictions in effect so plan accordingly. Visit topsfieldpublicworks.org for more information.
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We're making an emergency repair on Ross Road. Water service to Ross Road, Williams Road, and Brook Road (from Ross Road to the circle) will be turned off during the repair which is expected to take 4-6 hours.
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We can't access the valve at Brook @ Ross so all of Brook Road will be turned off.
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