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Madison Borough in Morris County, New Jersey, has a rich water supply history dating back to its early settlement days when residents relied primarily on private well water for their daily needs. Known as "The Rose City," Madison’s transition from individual well water systems to a municipal water utility reflects its evolution from a rural community to a thriving suburban borough.

Today, Madison operates its own municipal water utility , which is somewhat unique in New Jersey where many communities have privatized their water services. The borough’s water supply comes from a network of deep groundwater wells that tap into the underlying aquifer system. These municipal wells have replaced the individual well water systems that once served Madison’s homes and businesses, though some properties in outlying areas may still utilize private well water for their supply.

Madison has demonstrated a strong commitment to water resource management and quality. The borough works closely with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to ensure its well water meets all state and federal standards. The Borough of Madison has invested in modernizing its water infrastructure, including well maintenance, treatment facilities, and distribution systems. These efforts highlight Madison’s dedication to providing reliable, high-quality water service while preserving the natural groundwater resources that have sustained the community throughout its history.