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Sewer work starting Monday may result in lane closures on Wooster, South College

Drivers may experience temporary lane closures on portions of Wooster Street and South College Road starting Monday as Cape Fear Public Utility Authority conducts inspections and maintenance on sanitary sewer mains. The work will run through mid-March. Read on...
Boil water advisory lifted for customers in River Lights area

A boil water advisory affecting customers in the River Lights area since Thursday evening has been rescinded, effective immediately. Read on...
Update: Water main repaired, boil water advisory continues

CFPUA crews have repairing a water main break that disrupting service to several customers near Independence Boulevard and River Road. A boil water advisory remains in effect until further notice. Read on...
EPA takes positive step toward regulating PFAS

Beginning the process of setting federal maximum contaminant levels (MCL) for PFOA and PFOS is a significant, promising step toward establishing regulatory certainty for CFPUA and other agencies responsible for providing safe water to our communities. Read on...
Monitoring finds Chemours' PFAS in ASR, nearby wells

Cape Fear Public Utility Authority continues to work with state regulators to determine the extent of effects on the local community from decades of PFAS compound releases by Chemours and DuPont. Read on...
Comment on CFPUA's proposed water and sewer system development charges

CFPUA invites all interested parties to provide public comments on its proposed water and sewer system development charges by Monday, March 18, 2019. Read on...
CFPUA board urges EPA to set regulatory standards for PFOA, PFOS

William Norris, chairman of the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority Board, has urged the Environmental Protection Agency to begin setting enforceable limits on PFAS compounds. Read on...
CFPUA: Enforceable drinking water standards needed for PFAS

CFPUA encourages development of enforceable drinking water standards for PFAS compounds. The lack of such standards creates uncertainty for regulatory agencies, utilities such as the CFPUA and, importantly, the people those agencies serve. Read on...
CFPUA, scientists study options to remove PFAS from groundwater

CFPUA staff, university scientists and engineering contractors began work last week on a project to determine the effectiveness of two technologies at removing PFAS compounds from groundwater. Read on...
CFPUA Offers Assistance to Federal Employees During Shutdown

Federal employees affected by the federal government shutdown may obtain courtesy adjustments for late fees or request other financial arrangements regarding their CFPUA bills by contacting customer service. Read on...
Congratulations, Chemours; now please own up to your responsibilities

Chemours is “flourishing.” That’s the assessment of the company’s hometown newspaper. CFPUA doesn’t begrudge Chemours’ success. We simply want them to do what any responsible company would do: Take responsibility for the problems it has caused. Read on...
CFPUA Names Vaughn Hagerty as Public Information Officer

Cape Fear Public Utility Authority is happy to announce that Vaughn Hagerty will be our new Public Information Officer, effective January 9, 2019. Read on...
NCDEQ Extends Comment Period for Proposed Consent Order

CFPUA was pleased to see NCDEQ’s announcement, sent last Friday, that they are extending the comment period for their proposed consent order with Chemours. Read on...
CFPUA Files Motion to Intervene

This afternoon, CFPUA filed a Motion to Intervene in the State of North Carolina’s lawsuit against Chemours. Read on...

February 2019

Tue Feb. 26

Board Retreat
Thu Feb. 28

Long Range Planning Committee

Wed Mar. 6

Finance and Executive Committees
Wed Mar. 13

CFPUA Board Meeting

Sewer work starting Monday may result in lane closures on Wooster, South College

Boil water advisory lifted for customers in River Lights area

Update: Water main repaired, boil water advisory continues

EPA takes positive step toward regulating PFAS

Monitoring finds Chemours' PFAS in ASR, nearby wells

Comment on CFPUA's proposed water and sewer system development charges

CFPUA board urges EPA to set regulatory standards for PFOA, PFOS

CFPUA: Enforceable drinking water standards needed for PFAS

CFPUA, scientists study options to remove PFAS from groundwater

CFPUA Offers Assistance to Federal Employees During Shutdown

Congratulations, Chemours; now please own up to your responsibilities

CFPUA Names Vaughn Hagerty as Public Information Officer

NCDEQ Extends Comment Period for Proposed Consent Order

CFPUA Files Motion to Intervene

February 2019

Tue Feb. 26

Thu Feb. 28

Wed Mar. 6

Wed Mar. 13

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