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Imagine a Day Without Water: The Value of Water and the Teams Who Keep It Flowing
October 01, 2026

Imagine starting your day without water. No shower. No coffee. No flushing the toilet. No clean dishes. No laundry. No water for pets. No safe way to cook, wash hands, clean a cut, fill a school water bottle, or keep a business running as usual.
For most of us, water is so reliable that it almost disappears into the background. We turn on the faucet and expect it to be there. We trust that toilets will flush, fire hydrants will work, schools will have safe water, restaurants can prepare food, hospitals can clean and sanitize, and local businesses can open their doors.
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Featured News
Porch Road Project starting on 9/1/26 at 7pm
8/26/2026
Fauquier County Water and Sanitation Authority (FCWSA) construction crews will be upgrading the watermain on Porch Road between Hilly Lane and Suncrest Drive, for more information click here.
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Hydrant Survey Work Notice
6/8/2026
Fauquier County Water and Sanitation Authority will be conducting hydrant flow testing, surveying, and mechanical hydrant servicing throughout the county over the next several weeks. Hydrant survey work is part of our ongoing maintenance program to help...
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Mandatory Outdoor Water Usage Restrictions Issued for FCWSA Water Systems
6/5/2026
FCWSA is implementing Mandatory Outdoor Water Usage Restrictions due to the state's ongoing Drought Warning Advisory for the county, as well as long-range forecasts that indicate the current drought will continue past June and into the summer months. For...
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