Ipswich Utilities

Help us secure clean and reliable water for generations to come. Learn how the Ipswich Water Treatment Plant Replacement Project will improve our Town's water system while keeping rates stable. Together, we can build a better water future!

We are excited to announce that our work on the Ipswich River Sewer Siphon and Interceptor project has received the New England Water Environment Association (NEWEA)’s Green Steps Award at the Annual Conference in Boston, which recognizes a #municipality that is committed to innovation and sustainability within the #wastewater industry. This project used nature-based solutions to protect critical sewer infrastructure and improve resiliency along the Ipswich River. Town of Ipswich's Water & Wastewater Director, Vicki Halmen and Water & Wastewater Operations Manager, Emily Sadoway worked tirelessly on this project for many years including design, permitting, and construction to protect our infrastructure, Ipswich River, Great Marsh, shellfish beds and beaches.

Congratulation Mike! The Town of Ipswich and Ipswich Utilities are proud of your accomplishment! Want join Ipswich Utilities? We're #hiring for a Generations and Substation Apprentice and a First Class Lineworker! Check out www.ipswichma.gov/jobs for more info

Jeff Neal, our Wastewater Superintendent, presented on our Aeration project last week at the New England Water Environment Association (NEWEA) Annual Conference in Boston. Jeff was able to highlight the project #successes including improved operation costs, energy efficiency, less costly maintenance costs, and the importance of staff involvement. Thank you to our staff at the Wastewater Treatment Plant for all of your work on this project! Town of Ipswich