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Your Water

LCA is committed to providing all customers with high quality, reliable and affordable water service.

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  • Alert 1/1:

    CITY OF ALLENTOWN: System flushing is scheduled in the high elevations, including Halstead tank, Ward 15, Ward 16, 28th ST SW, and 19th Ward. Flushing is from October 6th through the 11th from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Customers may experience fluctuations in water pressure during flushing work.
    Click here to learn more about flushing.

Source Water Protection Week: Every Drop Matters

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Little Lehigh Creek

The Little Lehigh Creek is an important waterway running through the southern portion of the LCA service area.

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Lehigh County Authority (LCA) is a Public, Non-Profit Water and Wastewater Utility, committed to providing unparalleled service to residents and businesses in all our service areas.

Our employees strive to meet this commitment through an unwavering focus on our customers' needs, and by offering a high level of professionalism, quality and flexibility. We strive to provide high quality, safe, affordable and reliable water and sewer service to more than 55,000 customers in Lehigh County and Northampton County, Pennsylvania. We also provide municipal-level and customer-level sewer service in many areas of western and northern Lehigh County.

LCA was founded in 1966 by the County of Lehigh and is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors appointed by the County. LCA is a non-profit, public agency. Our activities and services are funded solely through revenues from our water and wastewater customers, and the Pennsylvania Municipality Authorities Act governs our rate-making practices. Learn More!

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