CONNECTICUT WATER Government Contracts in Connecticut

Plymouth reported that its hydrant and fire service costs from Connecticut Water are running about $41,000 per month in FY2026. The charge remains under negotiation after the budget assumed a lower monthly cost.

During a July 2026 boil water advisory, the Town of Clinton coordinated closely with Connecticut Water, which supplies the municipal water service, to communicate testing results and distribution of potable water. The report underscores an ongoing utility service relationship between the Town and the company.

The Borough of Danielson anticipates higher costs from Connecticut Water in FY 2026-2027, budgeting $2,000 for fire station water service and noting a $20,000 projected increase for hydrant charges. These utility contracts support both facility operations and fire protection infrastructure.

Farmington’s FY 2026-2027 Fire Marshal budget includes $1,311,960 in hydrant charges paid to water companies, primarily Connecticut Water, for servicing 741 of the town’s 898 hydrants. These fees are treated as uncontrollable utility costs necessary for ongoing fire protection services.

Connecticut Water received approval for a $1,355.00 invoice covering water sampling and installation services linked to the project. The charges were included in the February 2026 invoice approvals.