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PWSA Completes First Water Reliability Plan Project

Highland II Reservoir Returns to Service After $24 Million Upgrade

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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Chief Executive Officer Briefing by Will Pickering

How PWSA supported public health and water quality in 2022

Receptionist, Lisa Daniels

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Employee Spotlight: Felecia (Lisa) Daniels

Lisa Daniels, hired towards the end of last year, is our new 1200 Penn Avenue Receptionist. Let’s learn a little bit more about her and her role here at PWSA.

Clockwise from top left: Maryland Avenue, Woodland Road, Wightman Park Phase Two, Volunteers Field, Lawn and Ophelia, and Thomas and McPherson projects.

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Engineering Report: PWSA Completes Six Stormwater Projects

The new stormwater systems feature innovative green solutions constructed above and beneath the ground to effectively manage stormwater runoff.

Stormwater Strategic Plan Graphic

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Share Your Thoughts: Stormwater Strategic Plan

The Plan is the first phase of a long-term planning effort to address local stormwater challenges.

De-icing salt on a sidewalk

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Water Wise: Keep Ice at Bay

Follow these tips when de-icing to reduce pollution