About Le-Ax Water District
After 20 years of steady growth, severe drought conditions in Southern Ohio prompted Le-Ax to begin the search for a new, more dependable water source. In 1997 the water treatment facility located at Lake Snowden was closed and a new treatment facility was opened in the Poston Industrial Complex, located 2 miles west of The Plains. This change, coupled with an expansion into southern Hocking County began a period of rapid growth for the District. Today, Le-Ax serves the Village of Albany, plus 6,750 customers in 17 townships in 4 counties. Click here for a overview of the service area. Please contact Le-Ax for specific information. No matter what our size, our mission statement remains the same. Our goal is to improve the quality of life in our service area in southeastern Ohio. “Quality On Tap” is not just a phrase. It remains our commitment and our profession. Le-Ax PersonnelOffice Staff Filtration Plant Personnel Maintenance Personnel Meter Personnel Le-Ax Board of DirectorsW. Richard Shaw, President
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Le-Ax Water District derives its name from Lee and Alexander Townships in western Athens County. Le-Ax was formed in 1968 to provide safe drinking water to the Village of Albany and 250 families in the surrounding area.