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If you feel that you have been discriminated against regarding water and/or sewer service, please contact the office, attention Steve Bamsey, Civil Rights Coordinator.

In 2023 there was a billing error that resulted in an over charge for the Betterment Fee. In order to make a correction we are lowering the Betterment Fee on the April bill the $1.91 per unit per quarter for the year resulting in a reduction of $7.64. It will go back to the $44.63 on the July Bill per the rate sheet. If you sold your property in 2023 you will be receiving a check in the amount of $1.91 per unit per quarter for the quarters you still owned the property. If you purchased a property in 2023 your reduction will only be for the number of quarters you paid in 2023. If you have any questions, please call me at 603-447-5470

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Conway Village Fire District No Sump to Sewer Policy

Attention Conway Village Customers!
If you have a sump pump in your basement and it is discharging into the sewer like the pictures below:

                               

You need to stop this immediately and hook it up like this:


In the springtime when ground water is high our influent flow, which is the flow coming into the pump station, is much higher than in the dry season. A significant contributor to this is people pumping their basements into the municipal sewer. This action is costing the Conway Village Fire District and YOU the customer thousands of dollars. Every gallon that we pump to North Conway we pay to be treated since we no longer have a treatment plant. Please stop this practice and save the district and yourself money.

The Conway Village Fire District is located in the heart of the White Mountains of New Hampshire and provides water, wastewater, fire and ambulance services to its residents.

Swift River Covered Bridge

in 2021 the district replaced approximately 2,800 feet of 1940’s lead jointed water main in Main St. This was the culmination of the 2006 Article 2 water project. This project improved fire flows and pressure on Main St. This was a combined project with NH DOT and the Town of Conway which not only replaced the water mains but replaced the sidewalks with concrete walkways with new curbing, lowered and rebuilt the roadway and replaced the catch basins with a drainage system.

In 2016, we completed a joint project with the North Conway Water Precinct connecting our sewer system with their state-of-the-art advance wastewater treatment plant. We started sending sewage to North Conway on May 25th, 2016.

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John Santuccio-NCWP BOC Chair, Jeanne Shaheen-NH US Senator, Ted Brady-USDA NH & VT State Director, Janine Bean-CVFD BOC Chair. August 16,2016 Ribbon Tying to celebrate substantial completion of sewer inter-connect.   Pequawket Park gazebo

The district also maintains Pequawket Park located in the center of the village. The park and its gazebo are available to rent for different types of functions. Please visit the ‘forms’ page in the ‘Board’ drop-down menu for an application.

The District Taxpayer’s, as well as the Town of Albany and areas of the non-precinct portions of the Town of Conway, fund the Conway Fire Department. Services include Fire, Ambulance, and Rescue..

The water and sewer departments services district residents as well as a few homes in Albany and Madison.

Conway Village is home to Kennett Middle School and Conway Elementary School.

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A. Crosby Kennett Middle School

We have several churches of different denominations, fine restaurants and motels, and many retail establishments. We have several medical facilities and technology centers. There are quiet neighborhoods close to schools, shopping, and the Conway Public Library.

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                         Conway Public Library

Many non-profits have chosen Conway Village as their home such as the Conway Area Humane Society, Post 46 of the American Legion, and the Conway Historical Society to name a few.

The Fire Department is located at 97 Main St. in the heart of the village and the water/sewer/administrative office is located at 128 West Main Street, just down the street from the Ham ice arena.