SUEZ Issues Annual Water Quality Reports

Customers Can Access Their Consumer Confidence Reports on the Web

PARAMUS, N.J.--()--SUEZ has published its annual drinking water quality reports for the company’s owned and operated utilities, as well as for the city-owned water systems managed by the company. As part of the Safe Drinking Water Act, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires community water systems to deliver a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), also known as an annual drinking water quality report, to their customers.

These reports provide information about local drinking water quality, data from tests conducted the previous year, and contact information for any questions or concerns. “We understand that customer confidence in water quality is more important than ever,” said Nadine Leslie, CEO of SUEZ North America. “The latest SUEZ annual Consumer Confidence Reports detail the high quality of drinking water provided to all of our customers in 2020.”

For easy access, the report is available online for customers at www.mysuezwater.com.

The CCR provides a snapshot of drinking water quality each year based on the prior year’s testing results. The reports include system comparisons with safe drinking water standards set by the EPA and state and local health agencies, drinking water sources, and treatment processes.

“It takes a dedicated team of highly skilled professionals to ensure we provide drinking water that meets or surpasses all of the federal and state standards of the Safe Drinking water Act,” said Ms. Leslie. “Our team of water quality and water distribution staff work 24-hours-a-day, year-round to ensure that high quality drinking water is always available to our customers, which includes sampling and testing the water throughout the treatment process. Across the nation, we conduct hundreds of thousands of water quality tests per year.”

Delivering the Essentials of Life During a Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges for the world, and at the same time reminded people how essential water is to everyday hygiene. As people worldwide turned to the safety of their faucets to embrace handwashing, SUEZ crews throughout North America pivoted to embrace new health and safety standards designed to keep themselves and customers safe.

“Safety- whether it is water quality or the protection of workers so they can continue to provide essential services- is in our DNA, and it’s truly part of our culture at SUEZ,” Leslie began. “Our teams have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, and they did so while adhering to guidance from federal, state and local health officials. It was because of their dedication that we were able to maintain water quality and service reliability.”

During the current health crisis, the company encourages its customers to access the report online. Customers can also request a hard copy by contacting their local customer service centers.

About SUEZ North America

SUEZ North America operates across all 50 states and Canada with 3,000 employees dedicated to environmental sustainability and smart and sustainable resource management. The company provides drinking water, wastewater and waste collection service to 6.7 million people on a daily basis; treats 560 million gallons of water and 460 million gallons of wastewater each day; delivers water treatment and advanced network solutions to 16,000 industrial and municipal sites; processes 160,000 tons of waste for recycling; rehabilitates and maintains water assets for more than 6,000 municipal and industrial customers; and manages $4.1 billion in total assets. The company posted revenues of $1.1 billion in 2019 and is a subsidiary of Paris-based SUEZ.

About SUEZ:

Since the end of the 19th century, SUEZ has built expertise aimed at helping people to constantly improve their quality of life by protecting their health and supporting economic growth. With an active presence on five continents, SUEZ and its 90,000 employees strive to preserve our environment’s natural capital: water, soil, and air. SUEZ provides innovative and resilient solutions in water management, waste recovery, site remediation and air treatment, optimizing municipalities’ and industries’ resource management through “smart” cities and improving their environmental and economic performance. The Group provides sanitation services to 64 million people and produces 7.1 billion m3 of drinking water. SUEZ also contributes to economic growth, with 200,000 jobs created directly and indirectly on an annual basis, and provides new resources, with 4.2 million tons of secondary raw materials produced. By 2030, the Group is targeting 100% sustainable solutions, with a positive impact on our environment, health and climate. SUEZ generated total revenue of €17.2 billion in 2020.

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Contacts

Press contact:
Steve Goudsmith
(201) 225-6809
steven.goudsmith@suez.com

Contacts

Press contact:
Steve Goudsmith
(201) 225-6809
steven.goudsmith@suez.com