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Union County96/100 clarity

Berkeley Heights, NJ

An official Berkeley Heights advisory identifies NJ0712001, connecting the town to the Short Hills System.

System
Short Hills System
PWS ID
NJ0712001
Report
2025
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Union County96/100 clarity

New Providence, NJ

A $3.2 million South Street project replaced roughly 3,200 feet of main, including pipe installed in 1902.

System
Short Hills System
PWS ID
NJ0712001
Report
2025
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Union County96/100 clarity

Summit, NJ

A $6.88 million program replaced about 2.4 miles of water main across 11 streets, including pipe dating to the 1920s.

System
Short Hills System
PWS ID
NJ0712001
Report
2025
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Union County95/100 clarity

Mountainside, NJ

The borough lists 2026 water-main replacement work on Short, Ridge, Heckel, Puddingstone and Sunnyview.

System
Raritan System
PWS ID
NJ2004002
Report
2025
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