Service Authority and Town of Abingdon Reach Agreement
The Town of Abingdon, Washington County Service Authority (WCSA) and Washington County Board of Supervisors complete a much anticipated agreement for wastewater capacity.
WCSA is Recognized by Rural Development as Stimulus Funding Recipient
The Washington County Service Authority was one of 18 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) stimulus funding recipients and agencies chosen to aid in testing and analyzing the federalreporting.gov website.
The WCSA is providing customers with a list of water conservation actions to help reduce water usage. Please click the PDF below to learn what you can do to conserve water.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I transfer service?
Please call our office between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday- Friday. A non-refundable $40 service charge will be applied to your first months billing.
Can I schedule a tour of WCSA’s facilities?
Yes! We are delighted to give tours to any size group. Call our office to schedule.
Can I get an extension on my bill?
Yes. If you can’t pay your bill before disconnection of service, an extension form may be completed at our office or over the phone. All penalties and handling fees are still added to your account. The form requires you to give a date and time when your payment can be expected.
Can I make a time payment?
Yes. Time payments are available for customers with high water bills due to leaks. After completing a form at our office, you will have a certain amount due by a designated day every month. All penalties are credited unless time payments and current water billings are not paid by the designated due date.
Why do I have low water pressure?
Many factors influence pressure, including elevation, line size, and system demand. If you have a question about your water pressure, please call our office.
