Water & Wastewater Department
To contact the System Operators, call the plant at (802) 454-4617
After hours concerns call the Emergency cell phone at 793-0795.
After hours concerns call the Emergency cell phone at 793-0795.
2025-10-09 This is an update on the drought/leaks from the chief operator for Plainfield Village
"The springs that typically supply water to the Town have shown a significant decrease in production, as a result we have asked people on the water system to conserve and be conscious of their water usage. This is largely a precautionary measure to try to reduce the amount of time we need to run the wells since running them is more expensive and time consuming. With the springs at their current production and occasionally turning on the wells we are maintaining a full reservoir. At this time we are not concerned about the Town running out of water. If that changes at any point we will discuss the various options and everyone in Town will be informed of any changes or requirements. We have found and repaired one leak and continue to do leak detection work to try to locate another small suspected leak. As always we ask people on the system to let us know if they see water in places it shouldn't be or if it is observed bubbling out of the ground."
"The springs that typically supply water to the Town have shown a significant decrease in production, as a result we have asked people on the water system to conserve and be conscious of their water usage. This is largely a precautionary measure to try to reduce the amount of time we need to run the wells since running them is more expensive and time consuming. With the springs at their current production and occasionally turning on the wells we are maintaining a full reservoir. At this time we are not concerned about the Town running out of water. If that changes at any point we will discuss the various options and everyone in Town will be informed of any changes or requirements. We have found and repaired one leak and continue to do leak detection work to try to locate another small suspected leak. As always we ask people on the system to let us know if they see water in places it shouldn't be or if it is observed bubbling out of the ground."