Princeton Water & Wastewater

06/05/2026

⭐️20 YEARS⭐️ Wow!! Office Manager, Jason Oliver, barely has time to stop for a pic this morning! 😀 He's always working hard keeping things moving. Today is his work anniversary with Princeton Water & Wastewater. We want to thank Jason for being one of the best all around and for his years of dedicated service!

05/25/2026

Our office is closed in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at 8:00 am. Everyone have a safe and happy holiday!

05/22/2026

This Week In Water 💧---

PWW is a proud recipient of the 2026 Workers' Compensation Safety Grant.

Presenting the check to Superintendent, James Noel, is Mr. Ben Cook, Loss Control Consultant from The Kentucky League of Cities.

Princeton Water recently purchased new gas monitoring equipment to help keep employees safe while working in confined spaces and other hazardous situations. Funds received from this grant will help cover the cost.

We'd like to give a big thank you to KLC and Mr. Noel for their commitment to safety everyone!

05/12/2026

Princeton Water & Wastewater has been busy installing a new meter setting that has been donated to Princeton City-County Park for use at their pickleball courts. We are all excited about the changes and updates at the park that have been and will be made! So ready for summer! ⛱️🌊

05/12/2026

🎉Happy 4th Workiversay to Austin Hardrick!🎉

Austin is a member of our maintenance team that came to us right after high school! Austin has proved himself to be hard-working and a great asset to our team! It's hard to believe it's been that long already! Congratulations to you, Austin, from all of us at PWW and thanks for being a great team member! 💦

05/08/2026

⭐️Meet Sherita Orange⭐

As a consumer, your first point of contact with a water emergency or question is our administrative staff at Princeton Water. They also play an important role in what we do. When asked what her favorite part of the job was, our Accounts Payable Specialist had this to say:

"Alot of my day is spent in my office doing daily accounting procedures. When we are busy, though, I'm able to step away from that and take care of our water customers. My favorite part of my job is that I can greet the customers at the drive-thru window with a smile and chit-chat with them. I enjoy meeting and talking to them and building relationships with our customers on a monthly basis. Without our customers, we would not be able to offer any water services.💦💧💦"

05/08/2026

Our maintenance team maintains pipes, pumps and equipment each day. They work steady and dedicated to make sure your water arrives safe and reliable at the tap. They are THE hardest working individuals we have and we want to recognize them today!
If you see ANY of the guys displaying the Princeton Water logo today, please recognize them for all their hard work 💙 They are out in any weather to make sure their community members can remain in their homes comfortably.

05/07/2026

Drumroll, please!!🥁🥁🥁 Lisa Thurmond Copeland you are our winner!! You have 3 days to claim your prize!!

Update: Congratulations, Lisa Thurmond Copeland !! YOU ARE THE WINNER!!

It's Drinking Water Week! From now through Friday, we will be sharing interesting facts and info about water and how it's made safe for consumption. We will also share a little about our department! But first, we want to do a giveaway!!

We have one (1) SEASON PASS to Venture River Water Park 💦 In order to be registered, share this post and tag three (3) friends. We are currently at 1100 followers. When our page reaches ⭐️1600 followers⭐️ we will draw a name from the list of original commenters in this thread to win! Please be aware of spammers & fraudsters!! We will not try to contact you any other way than through the original FB page and we will NOT ask for any personal information! When our winner is chosen, you will have 3 days to respond or another winner will be chosen!

Let's get ready! Happy sharing and tagging! (Don't forget to follow our page!! We will not draw until 1600 followers is reached!!)

05/07/2026

Behind the water running in your home, there's an infrastructure system, including miles of pipes, treatment plants, storage facilities, pumps & more. To keep our services reliable, we need to invest in the infrastructure that our community depends on.

There are 2 HUGE misconceptions about water among the public:

1. “There’s plenty of water—we’ll never run out.”
· Reality: Although Earth has a lot of water, less than 1% is readily available freshwater for human use.
· Overuse, pollution, drought, and population growth strain water supplies.
· Conservation and infrastructure investment are essential to long-term water security.

2. “Bottled water is safer than tap water.”
· Reality: In the United States, public tap water is highly regulated and frequently tested under EPA rules.
· Bottled water is regulated differently and often does not require public reporting of test results.
· In many communities, tap water is just as safe—or safer—than bottled water, and far more cost-effective.

Below is a short clip of Griffin Donaldson, another one of our water heroes, recently touring a group of students at Caldwell County Elementary School. In this clip, Griffin is educating the students in just one of the MANY tests that are conducted to ensure the water that we supply makes it safely to your tap 💙💦

And just a note, Griffin is also an employee that holds certification in water treatment. 😊