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      • Amida W

        The ECWA exists solely for the purpose of providing patronage jobs to party members and their families. In most areas they have a monopoly on the water supply and can set their own rates and user fees, similar to a drug cartel. They should investigate the meter-reader who deliberately books his repair appointments on weekends, so he can work at the premium overtime rate.
        Jan 26th, 2020

      • Travis Pelz


        Nov 29th, 2018

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      Erie County Water Authority

      Erie County Water Authority is located at 722 Sturgeon Point Rd in Derby, New York 14047. Erie County Water Authority can be contacted via phone at (716) 685-8340 for pricing, hours and directions.

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      Q What is the phone number for Erie County Water Authority?

      A The phone number for Erie County Water Authority is: (716) 685-8340.

      Q Where is Erie County Water Authority located?

      A Erie County Water Authority is located at 722 Sturgeon Point Rd, Derby, NY 14047

      Q How is Erie County Water Authority rated?

      A Erie County Water Authority has a 1.0 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.

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      image The ECWA exists solely for the purpose of providing patronage jobs to party members and their families. In most areas they have a monopoly on the water supply and can set their own rates and user fees, similar to a drug cartel. They should investigate the meter-reader who deliberately books his repair appointments on weekends, so he can work at the premium overtime rate.

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