Environmental Policy Statement

Aquarion Water Company of New Hampshire Community Activities
Aquarion Water Company of New Hampshire recognizes its responsibility as a vital corporate citizen that helps to sustain its communities. We believe that our customers, employees, and towns and cities where we do business benefit greatly from our commitment to support our communities – both financially and through in-kind services.

Aquarion Water Company of New Hampshire provides contributions that are designed to focus on environmental, education, health & human services, the arts and civic areas of need. Aquarion Water Company also supports organizations through ticket purchases to events and in-kind donations. Our employees are active in the community as well.

Below is a list of community events in which Aquarion Water Company of New Hampshire participates.

Educational Program: Aquarion Water Company of New Hampshire has an aggressive in-classroom educational water science program. Aquarion Water Company teaches thousands of students annually through presentations to classrooms in its service towns.

Community Liaison Program: Designated employees serve as liaisons to Aquarion Water Company’s service towns to keep town officials informed of company activities and serve as points of contact.

Speakers on Community Programs: Employees serve as speakers at community events and organizations to discuss a variety of water and company-related topics.

We’ve also worked on community projects with the following:
• Waste Recycle Day
• Hampton Beach Seafood Fest
• The Jimmy Fund
• Hampton Fire Department
• Hampton Garden Club
• Boy Scout Fire Hydrant Project
• Red Cross Blood Drives

A Trickle Down Effect of Learning

Jenness Beach Clean Up Day: March 11th, 2006

Fall 05 NH Seacoast Science Center

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day 2005
Penguin Plunge 2005
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day 2004
North Hampton Road Race 2004
Earth Day 2004
Penguin Plunge 2004
Supply Status Sign 2003
Boy Scout Hydrant Painting Project 2003