Welcome to OCWA – – Central New York’s Water Authority
OCWA is composed of a dedicated, professional workforce that is committed to providing customers with a safe, reliable and economical water supply. Because of this commitment, the Authority continually invests into the infrastructure and technology needed to meet this critical mission. On this website, you can find information on the ways the Authority is doing this. If you have any questions, call to speak with our staff. We are here to serve you.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Business Hours:
Monday thru Friday
8AM to 4:30PM
Phone Number:
315.455.7061
For Customer Service, Press 3335
After Hours Emergency Number:
315.475.7601
Contact us by Email:
Email form
Physical Address:
200 Northern Concourse
Syracuse, NY 13212
Mailing Address:
200 Northern Concourse
PO Box 4949
Syracuse, NY 13221-4949
RECENT NEWS
March OCWA Employee Spotlight
As part of OCWA’s monthly series highlighting some of our dedicated employees and the important jobs they perform, this month we’re [...]
OCWA’s Multiple Treatment Systems Help Limit Spread of Viruses and Keep Your Water Safe
OCWA—Central New York’s Water Authority—has received inquiries from customers concerned about the potential impact of the coronavirus on our local drinking [...]
OCWA Water Main Construction Projects – Project Types
This is the second in a series of articles explaining how OCWA--Central New York's Water Authority--plans for, constructs and integrates water [...]
OCWA Brings New Camillus Water Tank Online
OCWA--Central New York's Water Authority--recently completed work on a new 500,000 gallon water storage tank in the Town of Camillus. Known [...]
WATER ALERTS
Water Alerts will appear only when active.
What can I expect to see in this section?
- Water Interruption due to a Break in the Pipe
- Water Interruption due to Maintenance Work
- Notice of Cloudy Water
- Notice of Hydrant or Valve Maintenance
- Notice of Low Pressure
Notices will remain on the page for 24 hours past the anticipated resolution time. Map locations are approximate.
No current water alerts