The Sharon Water Department is committed to helping residents conserve water in Sharon.
This website is designed to help you discover ways to use water more efficiently in your homes and businesses. Here, you will find information on Sharon’s water resources and delivery system, rebates, conservation tips, and septic systems.
For any water-related questions, please call the Sharon Water Department at 781-784-1525 x2315
Loan Betterment Program for Septic Systems
Sharon homeowners in need of septic system repair, replacement, or upgrade are invited to apply to the town’s loan betterment program.
Through the program, homeowners can borrow funds at a 3.5 % interest rate for 20 years.
Loans are offered through an agreement between the Town of Sharon, the DEP, and the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust’s Community Septic Management Program.
Get more information about the program.
Eye on Water Program
We are pleased to offer an online customer portal and phone application that gives you direct access to your water consumption data and provides tools to help manage water use.
EyeOnWater delivers information on the web and through mobile phone apps — and also delivers leak alerts and usage trends through email, text messages, or on-smart device notifications.
To create your online account, visit www.eyeonwater.com/signup You will need your account and customer number from your water bill. Any questions, please call the Sharon Water Department at 781-784-1525 x 2315
The “Eyeonwater” phone app is also available for Android and iOS devices in the app store.
Polluted Stormwater Runoff is a Threat to Our Water Quality
When rain falls or snow melts, any chemicals, pet waste, or pollutants on streets and driveways can wash into storm drain systems, which empty into our streams and ponds.
Contaminants can also be transferred via groundwater or
Help reduce stormwater pollution and keep our water clean by:
- regularly maintaining your septic system
- reducing chemical use around your lawn and in your house
- always picking up after pets and throwing the waste into a trash can