Water and Sewer Department

• 608 Revere Beach Blvd
• 56 Howard Street
• 37 Howard Street
• 61 Rand Street
• 72 Rand Street
• 287 Rice Avenue
• 950 Winthrop Ave
• 942 Winthrop Ave
• 936 Winthrop Ave
• 898 Winthrop Ave
• 876 Winthrop Ave

Qualifying applicants for the 2025 Water & Sewer Senior Discount Program will receive discounts for the following:

• 30% for consumption of up to 30,000 Gallons
• 20% for consumption from 30,001 up to 70,000 Gallons
• 10% for consumption of 70,001 Gallons or more
• The prior year's usage will be used to determine your discount.
• Application period begins Monday, March 3, 2025 and ends on Friday, September 5, 2025.
• The applicant/spouse MUST turn 65 on or before December 31, 2025.
• The applicant MUST be the owner of record & MUST occupy the property.
• The water bills & tax bills MUST be in the name of the applicant or spouse.
• The discount applies only to the owner of a one, two or three family dwelling.
• The applicant MUST provide the following:
• A utility bill such as electric, gas or cable bill (not water) in their name.
• A valid MA state driver's license (or photo ID with DOB and address).
• Your discount is only applied once a year to the October bill.
• Please print answers to all questions and return to the DPW Facility (319 Charger Street).

All discharge of hazardous materials within the city are prohibited.

All new and existing food service establishments are required to have an indoor grease trap (interceptor) installed that complies with the Massachusetts State Plumbing Code. New and existing food establishments, as determined by Wastewater Division, which have a reasonable potential to impact the City’s sewer system, are required to install an outdoor grease trap (interceptor) as a condition of their food establishment license/permit.

No private water system shall be installed in the City of Revere without prior written approval from the Water and Sewer Department or prior completion and filing of an Application for Well and Pump Permit with the Board of Health.

Yes, each property is required to have a separate sewer service. Your service extends from its connection to the sewer main in the street to the plumbing in your house. As the property owner you are responsible for maintaining your service in good working order at your expense. Connections of roof downspouts, exterior foundation drains, areaway drains or other sources of surface water runoff or groundwater to your sewer service are prohibited.

Submit a Service Request to have the City clear a catch basin by calling 3-1-1 (781-286-8311), or visit www.revere.org/311

All water in Revere is treated so it is safe to drink.

MWRA and the Department of Conservation and Recreation keep a daily watch on reservoir levels at Quabbin (412 billion gallon capacity) and Wachusett (65 billion).

While Wachusett levels are kept relatively fixed, Quabbin levels fluctuate with precipitation and watershed runoff.

The Quabbin/Wachusett system is so large that it can withstand short- and medium-length droughts and dry periods without a significant impact on its operating levels.

While the MWRA reservoirs are in Normal Operating range and no mandatory water use restrictions are in effect, Revere and MWRA urge residents to use water wisely.

To see the current status of the Quabbin/Wachusett system please follow the link below:

www.mwra.com/04water/html/wsupdate.htm