EPISODE · Jul 15, 2025 · 21 MIN
Water Affordability, Conservation, and Community: Veolia’s Impact in Westchester
from I Live Here Westchester NY · host James Jockle
Send us Fan MailGuest:Sophia Salis, Public & Government Affairs, Veolia Water New YorkEpisode Summary:In this episode of I Live Here Westchester, host Jim Jockle sits down with Sophia Salis from Veolia to explore critical topics affecting Westchester residents, including water affordability, sustainability, and community engagement.Sophia shares details of Veolia's groundbreaking Water Affordability Program—the first of its kind in New York State—which offers up to a 25% discount on water bills for eligible customers. She also outlines the many ways Veolia is helping local residents conserve water, lower their bills, and stay connected through meaningful community partnerships.From rebate programs and PromisePay options to smart irrigation tips and even the return of Bailey the Beaver, this episode provides practical advice and local inspiration.🔗 Helpful Links & Resources:Veolia Water Affordability Program:https://mywater.veolia.us/nyaffordwaterCheck your eligibility and view the list of qualifying government programs.Apply for Rebates on Water-Efficient Appliances:https://conserve.veolia.usSubmit receipts for rebates on EPA WaterSense and Energy Star appliances.Veolia Customer Service (Westchester Office):Palmer Avenue, New Rochelle, NY1-877-266-9101https://mywater.veolia.us (Be sure to enter your zip code for localized info)Programs Mentioned:PromisePay: Flexible payment plans for outstanding water billsBudget Billing: Consistent monthly paymentsVeolia Cares: One-time hardship grantsConservation Tips: Leak detection, smart irrigation, native landscapingCommunity Engagement:Town of Rye EcoFest at Crawford ParkSpark the Sound Fireworks, July 4th at Five Islands Park, New RochellePartnerships with local municipalities and Cornell Cooperative ExtensionStay Connected:For community appearances, rebate updates, and conservation tips, follow Veolia and check your local municipal bulletins.Final Thought:Water is more than a utility—it's a community resource. Whether you're a homeowner, renter, or simply conservation-minded, there’s a role for everyone to play.Support the showI Live Here Westchester is a production of I Live Here Media.We spotlight the voices, visionaries, and stories that make Westchester County more than just a place to live—it’s a place to belong.Have a guest suggestion or want to partner with us?Email: [email protected]: www.iliveheremedia.comFollow us on Instagram: @iliveheremediaSubscribe, rate, and share to support local storytelling.
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Send us Fan Mail Guest: Sophia Salis, Public & Government Affairs, Veolia Water New York Episode Summary: In this episode of I Live Here Westchester, host Jim Jockle sits down with Sophia Salis from Veolia to explore critical topics affecting Westchester residents, including water affordability, sustainability, and community engagement. Sophia shares details of Veolia's groundbreaking Water Affordability Program—the first of its kind in New York State—which offers up to a 25% discount o...
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