Stokesdale, North Carolina 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                   

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The State Department of Environment and Natural Resources announced the award of 36 grants totaling $66 million to local governments for drinking water improvements in March 2000.    The Town of Stokesdale qualified for a $3 million grant for construction a water system for the Town.  Plans and specifications were submitted to the State for approval  in  July, 2000.  Construction of the system began in fall of 2002. 

 

The initial system was completed in July, 2003.   The water system is available to limited areas of  the Town. 

 

MLP Construction Company operated the Town's water system until July, 2007.

After reviewing proposals for several companies earlier this year, Water Technology and Controls, Inc.  has been retained by the Town to operate the Town water system.  Water Technology assumed the full operation of the Stokesdale water system on August 1, 2007.  They perform a variety of functions for the town including the reading of meters, billing for water, and testing.  

 

 

Town of Stokesdale Water System

2009 Consumer Confidence Report  

This report includes information on where the water comes from and what it contains. 

 

The Town of Stokesdale purchases water from Winston-Salem/Forsyth County City/County Utilities.  The 2009 Consumer Confidence Report for Winston may be reviewed at www.cityofws.org. 

 

 

   US Environmental Protection Agency

American Water Works Association 

        Water Wiser

Water Conservation Tips