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Bedford Regional Water Authority to Host Community Meeting in Montvale
At the request of Montvale Water and with the support of the Virginia Department of Health, the BRWA is assuming water service to the current customers of Montvale Water. The BRWA has provided sewer services to the Montvale community for some time and started offering maintenance and water operations support to the residents in late…
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“Enjoy the Feast, Recycle the Grease” Campaign Kicks Off this Holiday Season
In anticipation of the holiday season, Lynchburg Water Resources (LWR) and Bedford Regional Water Authority (BRWA) have partnered to encourage citizens to properly dispose of and recycle cooking oils and grease. To assist, LWR and BRWA are giving away free grease disposal kits that can be used to contain the drippings from holiday meals and…
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BRWA to Host ALL Bedford County Public School (BCPS) 6th Graders forWater Days at the Smith Mountain Lake Water Treatment Facility
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Notice of Temporary Road Closure on Cottontown Road for Sewer Line Installation
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Celebrating Drinking Water and Wastewater Professionals Appreciation Day
Monday, June 30th, the Bedford Regional Water Authority (BRWA) joins communities nationwide in celebrating Drinking Water and Wastewater Professionals Appreciation Day. This day is a special occasion dedicated to honoring the hardworking individuals who ensure our water remains clean, safe, and reliable. These unsung heroes work tirelessly behind the scenes, maintaining and upgrading critical infrastructure…
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New Booster Station Keeps Water Flowing During Power Outages and Storms
A state-of-the-art booster station at the Bedford Regional Water Authority (BRWA) played a crucial role in keeping water flowing to customers in Forest, Bedford, and Smith Mountain Lake, even when power outages and mechanical issues prevented the normal water supply from Smith Mountain Lake during the snow and ice storm.
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Regional Workforce Project Takes Step Forward as the BRWA Takes Ownership of Winoa Sewer Lift StationOn
On Thursday, August 8th, the Bedford Regional Water Authority (BRWA) took ownership of the sewer lift station and its correlating sewer lines, which were previously owned by Winoa. This is part of an agreement between Winoa, Ascent, the Town Economic Development Authority (EDA), and the BRWA in preparation for developing a regional workforce training center…
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New Grease Takeback Cabinet Installed to Protect Waterways and Environment
Bedford Regional Water Authority (BRWA) is proud to announce the launch of a new Grease Takeback Cabinet, aimed at helping residents safely dispose of used cooking fats, oils, and grease. The initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to protecting local waterways and promoting environmentally responsible practices within the community.
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Bedford Regional Water Authority Board Approves New Rate Beginning June 1st
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BRWA Releases Strategic Plan
The Bedford Regional Water Authority (“BRWA”) has released its new strategic plan that will define how the BRWA intends to achieve its vision for the future and identify the goals and objectives necessary to ensure that the BRWA meets the water and wastewater needs of the community over the next five years.