Regional water-quality monitoring and public-alert services
One network.
Clearer local water alerts.
AquaVerion develops regional public-information services that turn official water-quality data into timely, understandable updates for communities.
Regional Services
Each service maintains a clear regional identity while using AquaVerion’s shared monitoring and alert infrastructure.
New England Water Alert
Free alerts for wastewater discharges, beach closures and harmful algal blooms across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Monitor official sources
Regional services collect information from identified government, utility and other authoritative sources.
Organize information locally
Events are connected to communities, waterways and geographic coverage that people recognize.
Deliver timely public alerts
Subscribers receive clear regional notifications while the public can review current conditions.
Independence and Transparency
- Regional services identify their underlying sources.
- Sponsors do not control alert inclusion, event status or public-information content.
- AquaVerion is not a government agency.
- Regional alerts supplement rather than replace official emergency or public-health notifications.
About AquaVerion
AquaVerion is the developing parent network for regional water-information and public-alert services. New England Water Alert is its first operational regional service.
AquaVerion provides the shared technical, monitoring and operational foundation. Each regional service keeps its own public identity, geographic coverage and subscriber communications.
Expansion occurs only after authoritative sources and operational reliability are validated.
Founder
Michael A. Pepe, PhD, MPH, RS, DAAS
He is a public-health professional and educator with experience in governmental public health, environmental health, emergency preparedness, policy and administration.
Support Trusted Regional Access
Partnerships help keep regional water information accessible while maintaining clear safeguards around source transparency and informational independence.
Support New England Water Alert
Support the active regional service through its existing partnership program.
View New England Partnership Opportunities