Metropolitan system water consumption reports, 1933-[ongoing], (bulk 1980-1988).

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Metropolitan system water consumption reports, 1933-[ongoing], (bulk 1980-1988).

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As part of their mandate to protect drinking water supplies in Massachusetts, the Division of Water Supply and its predecessors have monitored water usage in public water systems, pursuant to MGLA c 111, s 160. Series is created to calculate annual water usage by communities served by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (prior to 1985, the Water Division of the Metropolitan District Commission).

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Massachusetts. Metropolitan District Commission. Water Division

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Massachusetts has administered water works and sewage disposal for the Boston metropolitan area successively through the Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners (Metropolitan Sewerage Commission) (1889-1901) and the Metropolitan Water Board (1895-1901); the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board (1901-1919); and the Water and Sewerage Divisions of the Metropolitan District Commission (1919-1985). Since 1985 these functions have been assigned to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. ...

Massachusetts. Division of Water Supply

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State oversight of public drinking water supplies and systems has been exercised successively by the following agencies: State Board of Health (1869-1879), State Board of Health, Lunacy, and Charity (1879-1886), and State Board of Health (1886-1914); also State Dept. of Health (1914-1919) and Dept. of Public Health (1919-1975), specifically from 1914 under the Division of Sanitary Engineering, renamed Division of Environmental Health in 1969 (including its Bureau of Water Supply and Water Qualit...

Massachusetts. Division of Environmental Health.

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Massachusetts. Division of Sanitary Engineering.

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Massachusetts Water Resources Authority

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