NOTICE REGARDING PROPERTY
AT
50 ROBERT MILLIGAN PARKWAY
It has come to our attention that the property listed for sale at
50 Robert Milligan Parkway in Merrimack references
Merrimack Village District (MVD) as the water service provider.
Please note that this location is outside of MVD’s franchise area
and is not connected to MVD water services.
The property is connected to and receives service from Pennichuck Water Works.
Click here to view the Town of Merrimack website
for additional information and updates pertaining to this location.
ANNUAL MEETING INFORMATION
WATER SERVICE LINE PROGRAM
(WSLP)
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
is responsible for setting drinking water standard and regulations
for ALL public water systems (PWS) in the United States.
One of the many EPA regulations is the Lead and Cooper Rule (LCR),
which was recently updated to the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR).
As part of MVD’s compliance with the updated LCRR requirements,
we developed and are actively engaged in our Water Service Line Program (WSLP).
Click HERE to view additional information about our WSLP
WATER MAIN EXTENSION PROJECTS
Gerard Dr, Mullikin Rd, Wilson Hill Rd, & Palmeri Dr
CONSTRUCTION BEGAN 08/20/2025
Click to view Construction Schedule
Farmer Rd, Mason Rd, & Foster Rd
MVD Offers Payment Options with NO Fees!
Click to view details for payment options,
important info regarding USPS mail delivery,
as well as financial assistance information.
ROUTINE
CONSTRUCTION
TOWN OF MERRIMACK
Road Work and Annual Street Sweeping can affect MVD water.
Road Work:
Areas in or around where road work is being performed may experience
discolored water and/or air in the water lines.
Street Sweeping:
MVD’s hydrants are used to fill the sweepers with water for dust control.
Due to this you may notice pressure fluctuations as well as
discolored water as naturally occurring minerals,
such as iron sediment, can be stirred-up in the water supply.
PFAS INFORMATION
(click to view)
NHDES Awards Watershed Assistance Grant
for Sodium Chloride-based Watershed Restoration Plan to MVD.
(Click to view the NHDES Press Release)
NHDES Announcement
The Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Removal Rebate Program for Private Wells
is now accepting applications.
The program provides rebates to privatewell users for up to $5,000 for the installation of
PFAS treatment or up to $10,000 for a service connection to a public water system.
Click here for additional information from the NHDES regarding this topic.
