Life is good in Wadsworth. We have great schools, excellent city services, low taxes, and most of all, a community that cares about its residents' well being, both now and in the future. That's why we plan ahead - to ensure that we have the resources to keep life in Wadsworth great for generations to come. One city resource that we must plan ahead for is water. The "Water Matters in Wadsworth" website was designed to put all information about how we get and conserve our water in one convenient place. We will update the site often, so come back any time. We're glad you're here and hope that the information we've compiled will help you better understand this complex issue. If you have further questions, please contact Chris Easton at 330-335-2777.   Where Does Our Water Come From? How Do We Wisely Manage This Resource? Why Are Our Efforts Still Not Enough?   What's the Solution? What Can I Do to Help? Water Matters Home Page Where Does Our Water Come From? View a diagram showing how we get water from the ground, the role of the weather and maps showing the specific watershed from which Wadsworth derives its water. MORE ... How Do We Wisely Manage This Resource? Learn how our sprinkling program has made a difference in conserving our water supply, and how we ensure that our distribution system works efficiently. MORE ... Why Are Our Efforts Still Not Enough? Find out why a city that grows the way Wadsworth does needs to stay on top of future needs in the present. MORE ... What's the Solution? Stay on top of our progress in constructing a well in Chippewa Township in Wayne County. The first step is extending a pipeline between the well field and our water treatment plant. MORE ... What Can I Do to Help? Conservation begins at home. Sign up to receive an aerator and low-volume showerhead from the water plant. Also learn about other ways to conserve water, how to tour the water plant, request a Water Matters presentation for your group and MORE ...