Water Superintendent Chad Mrowka of Fishers Island Water Works explores where Fishers Island’s water comes from, where it goes, what an aquifer is, how water is treated, and what the community can do to conserve this essential resource.
The Fishers Island Utility Company (FIUC), Fishers Island Development Corporation (FIDCO), and their joint Working Group held a Zoom presentation on Wednesday, August 19th, on the Utilities Infrastructure Projects.
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This is to transition the white F350 truck utilized by the Electric Company. Comments Due September 8, 2026
As we move through the busy season, I want to share a few updates and observations from the Utility Company. My goal is simple: to keep our electric, water, and communications systems safe, reliable, and ready to serve the community year-round.
To review a copy of Fishers Island Water Works 2025 Quality Report click on the link below.
Fishers Island’s aquifer is a finite resource replenished by rainwater. The sandy permeable system requires careful management. Reducing overwatering and mitigating soil runoff is critical for conserving our precious water supply, particularly during peak usage times. Approximately 70% of water used during the summer is for landscaping, and 50% of this is actually wasted due
On October 22nd, 2025 James (Brad) Bradbeer, Fritz Foley, and Rob Latoff presented an FI Utility Infrastructure ICB Update to the Fishers Island community.
Fishers Island Utility Company is proud to offer a discounted internet plan in accordance with New York State’s Affordable Broadband Act (ABA). This initiative ensures that eligible households on Fishers Island have access to reliable and affordable high-speed internet.
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