Water
The City of Munroe Falls purchases drinking water from the City of Cuyahoga Falls. The Cuyahoga Falls water treatment plant, which is located at 2028 Munroe Falls Avenue, uses well water as a source. The well field consists of 18 wells located in Water Works Park on the south bank of the Cuyahoga River. This well field is the source of raw water for the water treatment plant.
The Munroe Falls pumping station pumped an average of 291,000 gallons of water per night in 2022 into two water tanks: a 1.5 million-gallon reservoir located behind Sprenger Retirement Center and a 200,000-gallon tower on Gaylord Drive. Although we don’t treat the water, our city tests for coliform bacteria, chlorine levels, lead and copper, asbestos, and disinfection byproducts. Please refer to our yearly drinking water consumer confidence reports for more information and test results.
The protection of our drinking water source is the responsibility of all residents. Please dispose of chemicals, household cleaners, and pesticides properly. When in Doubt; Don’t just throw it out! If you have questions or need information about how to dispose of chemicals please refer to your trash hauler, Summit County Household Hazardous Waste Facility or Summit County Reworks.
Latest Water Quality Report
Contact the Director of Public Service, Jim Bowery at 330-688-7491 with questions or if you would like a copy of this report sent directly to you.
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Emergency Information and Shut off
Access information about water-related emergency situations including what to do after hours.
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Consumer Confidence Reports
The City of Munroe Falls Water Department has prepared reports on the quality of your drinking water, including general health information, water quality test results, how to participate in decisions concerning your drinking water and water system contacts.
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Water Bills & Payments
View information about your water bill including additional fees and check out different payment options.
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Water Meters
Read about the water meters used by the Water Department and your responsibilities in protecting them from damage and maintaining their accessibility.
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Finding a Potential Water Leak
Information about having and finding a potential water leak in your home or business
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Buying or Selling a Home in Munroe Falls?
Information about transferring utilities, uncertified special assessments and what to do when moving in or out of Munroe Falls for homeowners, title companies and realtors.
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Backflow
Backflow program, backflow forms, etc
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Lead and Copper
Learn about lead and copper testing, health effects, and other resources concerning this very important topic and your water.
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Hydrant Flushing
Hydrant flushing