water usage

Learn Where Your Water Comes From During National Drinking Water Week

There are few things as essential to our health as clean, safe drinking water. And since that’s our mission here at LCA, it’s why we love to celebrate the American Water Works Association‘s Drinking Water Week— one of our favorite times of the year! This year, Drinking Water Week runs from May 3-9, and all…

A picture of a lush green lawn and a flower garden divided by a brick walkway, to illustrate a blog post about the importance of sprucing up your sprinkler system. Sprinklers waste thousands of gallons of water a year and lead to higher water bills when they are not properly adjusted.

Add “Sprinkler Spruce Up” to Your Spring To-Do List!

It’s greening up and growing warmer out there, which means it’s time to start thinking about your lawn and garden(s). Many folks rely on automatic irrigation systems to keep their gardens growing and their lawns green. Across the U.S., irrigation systems use 8 billion gallons of water each day! That can be a smart choice…

A misaligned water sprinkler system sprays the street, wasting water.

Household Leaks Are Costing You Money!

Find and repair them with these Fix-a-Leak Week tips Did you know that, on average, household leaks can waste 10,000 gallons of your water every year? And nationally, we lose nearly 1 trillion gallons of water annually to leaks! You might think that a dripping faucet or leaky toilet flapper is no big deal. But a faucet…

The Lehigh County Authority region has been placed under a drought warning. Customers are asked to conserve water.

Drought Warning Declared for LCA Region

Customers Asked to Save Water With These Handy Tips Due to an unusually dry winter (despite all the snow), Lehigh, Northampton, and 32 other counties are experiencing drought conditions. The PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) elevated Lehigh and Northampton counties to drought warning status, stating, “Several areas of the Commonwealth—particularly in the south-central and…

Six Simple Ways to Show Water Some Love for Valentine’s Day

This Valentine’s Day, take time to show some love to one of the most important things in your life: water! Water is crucial to your everyday existence. It makes up between 55 percent and 78 percent of your body weight, and is essential for your organs to function properly. You literally cannot survive much more…

A woman takes a sip of water from a refillable clear bottle. Access to clean, safe water is why LCA is joining the American Water Works Association in celebrating Drinking Water Week from May 4-10.

Join Us for National Drinking Water Week, May 4-10!

Whether you’re making iced tea on a hot day; rinsing veggies for dinner; or getting clean in the shower, safe tap water is an essential part of life. That’s why we’re celebrating the American Water Works Association‘s Drinking Water Week—our favorite time of the year! Did you know that in 1908, Jersey City, N.J., became…

An image showing a man's hands replacing a showered, to illustrate an LCA blog on Fix-a-Leak-Week 2025.

Are You Being Bothered by an Annoying Drip? Then Fix That Leak!

No one should have to put up with a drip. That’s why the EPA WaterSense’s annual #FixALeak week is one of our favorite times of the year at LCA! Over the next seven days, we’ll show you how to find and fix annoying household leaks—like that drippy bathroom sink that keeps you awake at night,…

A picture of dry corn stalks in a field, to illustrate an LCA blog about a drought watch for the Lehigh Valley region.

Drought Watch Declared for Lehigh Valley Region

With no significant rainfall in over two months, the entire Lehigh Valley region is experiencing a drought. It’s so dry out there that the state Department of Environmental Protection has announced that Lehigh and 33 other counties—including Bucks, Northampton, and Monroe—are under a drought watch. Conditions are even worse in Berks and Schuylkill counties, which have…

A picture of a multiracial family holding glasses of water, to illustrate a Lehigh County Authority blogpost on National Water Quality Month.

August is National Water Quality Month

Join us this August as we celebrate National Water Quality Month. This annual event is the perfect time to think about the vital role that clean, high-quality water plays in all of our lives. For instance, did you know that according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the average American family uses about 300 gallons of…

A picture of a sprinkler system spraying water on a green lawn and a gravel path, for an LCA blog post about sprinkler system tuneups.

Spruce Up Your Sprinklers to $ave!

Maintaining green lawns and lush gardens in searing heat can be a challenge. Many folks rely on an automatic irrigation system to keep everything well-watered.   But before you switch on those sprinklers or drip-irrigation systems, take a few minutes to ensure they’re working properly. You’ll save a lot of water (and money) in the…

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