Water Division

Water Use Restrictions


To All Narragansett Water Users Effective IMMEDIATELY we are imposing an outdoor watering restriction. This watering restriction is being enacted to ensure sufficient supply to meet customer needs and is in accordance with Town Ordinances, Chapter 78 Utilities Article II. Water, Section 78-48.
 
  • Mandatory Odd/Even Water Ban On Outside Usage
  • (Odd No. Addresses can water on Odd No. Dates)
  • (Even No. Addresses can water on Even No. Dates)

Remains In Effect until Further Notice

Please Help Conserve By Refraining From Watering Lawns and Washing Vehicles. 
Conservation Kits Are Available For Free For Town of Narragansett Customers 

Call 782-0639 for Information

Information

The Water Division is responsible for the complete operation and maintenance of the town’s water storage and delivery systems, including over 71 miles of pipe lines, over 300 hydrants, and three storage tanks with a combined capacity of two million gallons. We perform quarterly meter readings (forming the basis for water and sewer bills), as well as compile and validate the water roll for approximately 5,230 customers. 

The Water Division operates within the Water Enterprise Fund, which is solely supported by user fees and charges, with no property tax contribution.

“The Rhode Island Water Resources Board has published the results of their Annual Survey of Rhode Island Residential Water Rates for 2010. We are pleased to report that Narragansett offers the second lowest drinking water rates in the State for our customers! Coupled with the fact that we were the 2009 recipients of the “Best Tasting Water in RI” award, we are proud to continue to offer a first-class service at a very reasonable rate to our customers."

Water Quality Reports


2020 Calendar Year
Report North End Suez  Street List
Report North End NK   Street List
Report Point Judith   Street List

Point Judith TTHM Public Notice


Public Notice Document (PDF) - Updated July 15, 2021
Additional Information TTHM

North End TTHM Public Notice


Public Notice Document (PDF) - Updated July 15, 2021



Residential Cross-Connection Control Information
To help us protect your drinking water supply from accidental pollution, the Engineering Department encourages residents to learn more about cross-connections and what can be done to prevent water backflow to keep your drinking water clean and safe.  Please review the Residential Cross-Connection Control Pamphlet for more information.


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