Manhasset-Lakeville Water District

Safety & Security
FIRE HYDRANT USE Fire hydrants are installed and maintained for your protection in the event of a fire. If a hydrant is located on your property, please make certain that it is clear of all landscaping that would obscure its view or access of our firefighters. In addition, please contact the District should you suspect any unauthorized use of our hydrants.

SECURITY

The District requests that all residents who border well stations and other District properties report any suspicious activity to the Nassau County Police. While there have been no threats against our facilities, this is just another way of staying vigilant in our fight against terrorism.

BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS

Steve Flynn
Chairman

Mark S. Sauvigne
Treasurer

Brian J. Morris
Secretary

SUPERINTENDENT

Paul J. Schrader, P.E.

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MLWD 2023
Water Quality Report

Manhasset Lakeville Water District Service Line Material Viewer

Lead Service Line Replacement Program

If your home was built before 1939, it might have a lead water service line. Lead water service lines can leach lead and elevate lead levels in your family’s drinking water. Elevated lead levels may cause severe health problems, especially for pregnant women, persons with disabilities, and young children. If your house water service line is lead, replace it now with a Lead Service Line Replacement Program (LSLRP) grant funded by the New York State Department of Health.
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For more information about
EPA lead service line resources, including service line inventories, engaging with the community, planning and conducting lead service line replacement, and identifying funding sources,
follow this link

MLWD 2024 Budget

MLWD 2025 Budget

MLFD 2025 Adopted Budget

MLFD 2024 Budget

PUBLIC NOTICE

Manhasset-Lakeville Ambulance Unit Traffic Study

Presentation for Proposed Ambulance Unit Building

Elected Officials Standard Workday Resolution

On July 8, the Governor’s office announced that the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) has proposed new drinking water standards for the emerging contaminants PFOA, PFOS, and 1,4-dioxane, which are polluting Long Island groundwater from industrial chemicals that were used and disposed here for decades.
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We have changed our Backflow Program submittal process.
Read about the new process here

Click here for the list of Certified Backflow Testers

EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Water............(516) 466-4413

Fire......................(516) 466-4411

MANHASSET-LAKEVILLE
FIRE DEPARTMENT

FOR FIRE, RESCUE OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE

DIAL: 466-4411

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