Beginning March 30, 2025, NPWA will commence its annual fire hydrant inspection and flushing program that runs through May 25, 2025. Annual inspection and flushing of fire hydrants increase public safety by ensuring that hydrants will function when called upon in the case of a fire. Flushing of hydrants also improves water quality by removing the build-up of materials from the inside of water distribution pipes.

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NPWA wants to thank everyone who donated to our collection for their generosity this past holiday season. For the 25th year, NPWA was a drop-off site for the Toys for Tots Program, sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps.

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The North Penn Water Authority (NPWA) will begin to prepare for the departure of its long-time Executive Director, Tony Bellitto after a 27-year tenure. Bellitto announced that he plans to retire in a little over a year, on January 9, 2026. NPWA has named his successor will be Keith Hass, who is currently the Executive Director of the Doylestown Township Municipal Authority.

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On June 19, NPWA welcomed Trevor Mosiondz and his family to their Operations Center to paint a fire hydrant, for which he submitted his winning design of the “Philly Phanatic” to their hydrant design contest held in May for Drinking Water Week. The hydrant will proudly be on display in front of NPWA’s Operations Center, located at 300 Forty Foot Road in Towamencin.

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