MA H4101The bill allows the Dracut Water Supply District in Massachusetts to sell water to the towns of Pelham and Hudson in New Hampshire, as well as to the Kenwood Water District in Dracut, Massachusetts. This expands the areas where the Dracut Water Supply District can provide water services.
MA H4101 is a house bill in the Massachusetts 194th General Court, sponsored by Colleen Garry (D), currently “Engrossed” since August 17, 2026.
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Supporters of the bill may highlight the expanded water access as a positive development, promoting regional cooperation and resource sharing between Massachusetts and New Hampshire. This legislation could be seen as a way to ensure more communities have reliable water supplies, potentially improving infrastructure and quality of life for residents in the involved areas.
Critics might argue that the bill could set a precedent for Massachusetts resources being utilized outside state lines, potentially overextending the Dracut Water Supply District's capacity. There could also be concerns about prioritizing non-resident communities over local needs or environmental impacts from increased water distribution.
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What does MA H4101 do?
The bill allows the Dracut Water Supply District in Massachusetts to sell water to the towns of Pelham and Hudson in New Hampshire, as well as to the Kenwood Water District in Dracut, Massachusetts. This expands the areas where the Dracut Water Supply District can provide water services.
What is the status of MA H4101?
MA H4101 is currently “Engrossed” in the Massachusetts legislature.
Who sponsored MA H4101?
Colleen Garry (D) sponsored MA H4101.
