Worcester County officials are looking to taxpayers to help address an $8.5 million deficit in the county’s water and wastewater funds.
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DELAWARE - The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) and the Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) wil…
A decision in the long-running dispute between Blue Beach Bungalows DE LLC and the Delaware Department of Justice’s Consumer Protection Unit has granted partial relief to the Pine Haven owners, while upholding several penalties. The close to $800,000 in penalties were ordered to the owners in April.
Rehoboth Beach has almost completed a new pump station on State Road to handle the city’s wastewater. Contractors are wrapping up the final details on the $2.7 million project.
According to the city, the ongoing phase, 3B, involves the construction of a new dewatering facility and the conversion of existing aerobic digesters to waste sludge holding tanks.
Worcester County Public Works Water and Wastewater (WWW) Division will conduct smoke testing of the sanitary sewer system from March 21 through March 26.
Ocean City considers annual increases to water and wastewater rates through 2029.
People living in Ocean City could pay more for their water utility. Town officials say a customer with average water usage will increase $14.17 per quarter in fiscal year 2025 if the new rates are adopted.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. - An approximately 80-year-old wastewater pump station that services Rehoboth Beach, North Shores, and Henlopen Acres has…
Residents in Ocean Pines may see a $15 bay restoration fee on their first quarter water and wastewater bill depending on an exemption from the Maryland Department of the Environment.