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- This project, in the Borough of Millvale, will replace the water main on Evergreen Road, between Ohio Street and Klopfer Street, providing more reliable water service to our customers.
- This project, in the Highland Park neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh, will replace approximately 350 feet of aging water main, providing more reliable water service to our customers. This site was scheduled for replacement after several water main breaks occurred over the past year. As part of the main replacement, we will replace water service lines, including lead water service lines, with a non-lead material.
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- As part of this project, we replaced lead water service lines throughout our service area to reduce exposure to lead in drinking water. To avoid partial lead line replacements, we coordinated with customers to replace private lead service lines at no cost when replacing public lead lines.
- We provide free lead water test kits to homes in our drinking water service area. The results can help understand the water quality in your home.
- Phillips Park is a city-owned park located in Pittsburgh’s Carrick neighborhood. This stormwater project will help to reduce flooding and basement backups along Yale Drive, Queenstown Street, Lucina Avenue, and Walton Avenue.
- The Four Mile Run Watershed encompasses Schenley Park and several Pittsburgh neighborhoods including Greefield, Hazelwood, Oakland, and Squirrel Hill. After a lengthy review process with State regulators, PWSA will pursue the design of a stormwater only pipeline in The Run neighborhood, located in the basin of the watershed. This project will help to reduce basement backups and neighborhood flooding that many residents in The Run have experienced.
- This form is to report damages to private property or personal injury as a result of water leakage or other activities of the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority.
- How to submit right to know requests to inspect and/or duplicate public records.
- The Lawn and Ophelia Parklet is a city-owned park located in the South Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh. This stormwater project will help to manage 1.5 inches of rain from 1.86 acres of impervious surfaces like roofs and pavement using green infrastructure.
- We partnered with Chatham University to build a dry stream bed to slow down and soak up stormwater by the intersection of Woodland Road and Chapel Hill Road on Chatham's Shadyside Campus.
- We are planning to install underground storage tanks below the park to hold stormwater runoff from uphill areas then slowly release the water into the sewer system after rainstorms.
- Fill out this online form to begin the registration process for enrolling in both the Bill Discount Program and Winter Shut Off Moratorium.
- PWSA is making several sewer improvements on Winchester Drive and Grovemount Road to address stormwater issues.
- We rehabilitated the 100+ year old M-29 combined sewer outfall and replaced the endwall on the Monongahela River. The project improvements will extend the useful life of the outfall, reduce river flow entering the combined sewer system, and begin to mitigate backups into the lower Four Mile Run neighborhoods.
- This project, in the Central Lawrenceville and Bloomfield neighborhoods of the City of Pittsburgh, will replace portions of water mains on several streets, providing more reliable water service to our customers.
- This project, on Hazelwood Avenue between Bigelow Street and Sylvan Avenue, will provide more reliable water service to our customers.
- This project, in the Point Breeze neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh, will will replace portions of water mains on several streets, providing more reliable water service to our customers.