Water Works

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

2026 Spring Hydrant Flushing Fishers Island Water Works will begin flushing the water mains on Monday, March 23rd. Flushing is scheduled to conclude Friday, May 8th All Fishers Island Water Works customers should expect discoloration temporarily after flushing near or upstream the service tap. At various times during the cleaning, the water will become discolored

Flushing begins on Monday, October 7th and is scheduled to conclude Friday, November 15th

By Tom Siebens* February 1, 2025 The Break On Christmas Eve, at around 5:00 p.m., the entire West End of Fishers Island lost water service due to a break in the trunk main that supplies water from the island’s reservoir at Top-of-the-World on the East End. It was our biggest main break ever. An aging

NYSPSC seeks comment on Fishers Island Water Works petition to establish a surcharge for recovering the costs of a water main installation on The Gloaming. Comments are due June 24. The Title of Matter/Case: Petition of Fishers Island Water Works Corporation to Establish a Surcharge to Recover Cost of Line Upgrade Off of The Gloaming.

Fishers Island Water Works has updated this website to inform people about upcoming regulations, surveys and cross connection control. The page linked below contains two surveys to help gather information pertaining to the customers responsibilities with cross connection control and to aid in the completion of the Service Line Inventory, detailed by the new Lead

Despite the effort required, Fishers Island Water Works views a potential WIFA loan as an opportunity worth pursuing.

NYPIRG offers drinking water profiles of the state’s water systems to educate New Yorkers about the state of their drinking water and the presence of contaminants found through laboratory testing

The Water Company is planning a major renovation of the water distribution system.