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PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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Chief Executive Officer Briefing by Will Pickering

Your ratepayer dollars explained.

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Employee Spotlight: Kevin Wood

Kevin Wood, Senior Manager of Water Quality, and his dedicated team of water professionals, operators, and public servants help deliver on our organization’s greatest promise – the production and delivery of safe and reliable drinking water for all communities we serve.

Photo of Rep. Sara Innamorato, Congresswoman Summer Lee, Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey, EPA Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox, PWSA CEO Will Pickering, and Senator Lindsay Williams mark historic federal water infrastructure investment.

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Engineering Report: PWSA Awarded $52.4 Million Loan from the EPA

We're thrilled to be the recipient of a more than $52 million loan for our Water Reliability Plan investments.

Image of CEO Will Pickering and participating PA Mayors

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PGH2O in the Community: PWSA Hosts “Mayors Are Rebuilding PA” Tour

PWSA hosted Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey and four mayors from across Pennsylvania during the “Mayors are Rebuilding PA” Tour.

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Water Wise: Save Water & Money This Summer

Tips to help you save water and money this summer.

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PWSA Releases 2022 Year in Review Report

Following yet another landmark year, we’re confident PWSA has never been in a better position to fulfill our mission: to support our region by protecting public health and the environment through the delivery of safe and reliable water services.