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Every winter, the Candlewood Lake water level is lowered. This event is referred to as the “drawdown”. The Candlewood Lake Authority is often asked why the water level is lowered and why some years are deeper than others, who decides how far to lower the water, and when and how it happens.
- Fast Facts & Map - Candlewood Lake Authority
Water Sources: Housatonic River, Sawmill Brook, Ball Pond...
- Candlewood Lake Authority
The Candlewood Lake Authority is wholly dedicated to the...
- Fast Facts & Map - Candlewood Lake Authority
Water Sources: Housatonic River, Sawmill Brook, Ball Pond Brook, other small brooks and springs Shoreline Municipalities: Towns of Brookfield, New Fairfield, New Milford, Sherman and the City of Danbury
The Candlewood Lake Authority is wholly dedicated to the safekeeping of Candlewood Lake. We promote responsible recreation, conservation, and stewardship for the largest lake in the state of Connecticut.
25 wrz 2024 · DANBURY — The clean power producer FirstLight will begin its task of drawing down the water levels at Lake Zoar, Lake Lillinonah and Candlewood Lake in mid-October as part of the company’s...
11 lut 2024 · FirstLight, the owner and operator of the Rocky River Pumped Hydro Storage Station, began the drawdown season for Candlewood Lake, which includes Squantz Pond, on Jan. 31. The lower water...
12 wrz 2023 · DANBURY — The clean power producer First Light will draw down the water levels this fall at Lake Zoar, Lake Lillinonah and Candlewood Lake as part of the company's regular maintenance and...
30 lis 2021 · Water. Candlewood Lake Association operates its own water supply utility. 2020 water production: 37,803,000 gallons (103,570 gallons per day). Average CWL household daily usage: 68 gallons per person (estimate of 2.44 persons per household), or an estimated 166 gallons.
