Farmingdale Water & Sewer Utility
Farmingdale Drinking Water Info 
DEP Releases Lead Service Line Communications Toolkit for Municipalities
To reduce the potential risks from lead in drinking water, New Jersey enacted the Lead Service Line Replacement Law in July 2021 (CLICK LINK - P.L. 2021, Ch. 183, please take note of pgs 5 & 6 as to how these costs of replacement can be recouped) that requires drinking water systems to inventory service lines, notify residents of the potential presence of lead in their service lines, and plan for the replacement of all lead service lines within 10 ten years.
To assist you in answering questions you may receive from your customers/public as a result of these notifications, the Department has prepared a few communication tools to assist you. The lead service line consumer toolkit consists of:
- Lead Service Line FAQ for Consumers
- What is a Lead Service Line? – Infographic
- The Department’s “Lead Exposure Reduction” Website
- Questions should be referred to: LeadInDW@dep.nj.gov
- Steps To Reduce Lead Infographic
- Flush Out Lead Infographic
- NJ’s Lead Service Lines Informative Social Media Video
NJDEP - Fact Sheet on Lead Line Replacement - link to download the 2pg fact sheet
Lead Line Replacement Info - link to read facts NJDEP FAQ
NJDEP Div. of Water Supply & Geoscience - link to NJDEP web site - Lead in Drinking Water
September 2021 Lead Sampling Letters - Click the link to review the letters sent pertaining to the 10 sampling locations throughout the borough, which includes the location & test results from those samples. Or you can CLICK HERE to see the spreadsheet of the locations and results.
- Do you want to send out a sample to get your own water tested?
Here is a list of just a few Certified Labs in Our Area, feel free to contract with them to get your own independent water test.
- Agra Environmental Laboratory Services - 90 ½ West Blackwell Street, Dover NJ 07801 - 973 989 0010
- Aquatic Services - 464 Preventorium Rd, Howell NJ 07731 - 732 938 6366
- J.R Henderson Labs, INC - 123 Seamen Ave, Beachwood NJ 08722 - 732 341 1211
NJDEP - Fact Sheet on Lead Line Replacement - link to download the 2pg fact sheet
Lead Line Replacement Info - link to read facts NJDEP FAQ
NJDEP Div. of Water Supply & Geoscience - link to NJDEP web site - Lead in Drinking Water
2022 Service Line Inventory Report - Farmingdale's 2022 Report as required by NDEP
Annual Water Quality Report History 2022 Annual CCR-Drinking Water Quality Report Click This Link to read the Report
2021 Annual CCR - Drinking Water Quality Report Click Here to Read Report
2020 Annual CCR - Drinking Water Quality Report Click Here to open the report
Farmingdale Waste Water & Stormwater Info 
Click the link below to read the most recently updated
Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan - March 2022
Did you know that things we do everyday
& animal waste from pets can pollute our waters? 
For more information on this and other ways you can help us protect this vital natural resource, Click the image below,
by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
The Borough's Water and Sewer Departments
Open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
WATER AND SEWER CLERK: Elizabeth Griffin
WATER BILLS - click the link for an Explanation of your Water Bill
- Mailed in May with two payment stubs
- Payments Due - June 1 and September 1
- Mailed in November with two payment stubs
- Payments Due - December 1 and March 1
- Interest accrues after the 10th of each due date
- Will be mailed on a quarterly basis in December, March , June and September
- Payments Due: January 1, April 1, July 1 & October 1
- Interest accrues after the 10th of each due date
PROGRAM IS CURRENTLY ON HOLD -
MOAEC - Monmouth Ocean Area Energy Cooperative Energy Aggregation Program
As a member of the Monmouth-Ocean Area Energy Aggregation Cooperative’s (MOAEC) Energy Aggregation Program, the Borough of Farmingdale is pleased to announce that the Program has exceeded over $110,00 in savings for participating residents collectively. To date, in addition to the Borough, the following Municipalities have joined the Cooperative: the Borough of Lake Como, the Borough of Manasquan, the Township of Ocean and the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach. The key benefit to the Energy Aggregation Program is that the program offers residents a reduced rate versus JCP&L’s current price to compare on the supply portion of your electric bill. A large portion of those savings will find their way back into the local economy, benefiting the entire community! MOAEC - Monmouth Ocean Area Energy Cooperative Energy Aggregation Program
The MOAEC’s current third-party energy supplier is IDT Energy, Inc., located in Newark, New Jersey. The current MOAEC program rate is $0.0869/kWh and is available for residents through the meter read date in November 2021.
Other benefits of joining include:
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- Participating residents will still receive one bill per month from their Utility (JCP&L). Supply charges by the program’s supplier, IDT Energy, Inc., appear as a line item on your JCP&L bill.
- The rate offered is a flat rate that will be the same from month to month.
- Budget billing is offered.
- There are no fees for participation in the program.
- You will continue to call JCP&L for service-related questions and outages. All services such as delivery, meter readings, billing, payments, emergency services, etc., are provided by JCP&L, just as they are today.
Residents not currently enrolled in the program who wish to take advantage of the MOAEC’s reduced electricity supply rate should call the program’s energy consultants at 866-688-5197 or visit www.njaggregation.us/MOAEC.