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PWSA Launches New Online Permitting Portal

The self-serve dashboard simplifies the customer experience and eliminates paper applications.

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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Director's Cut: Imagine a Day Without Water 2021

A time to reflect on this life-essential resource

From left: PGH2O Cares Analysts, Rebecca Copney and Michael Anania hosting our information tables at community events.

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Representative Jake Wheatley and the Pitt Community Engagement Center host fun, informative community events

Our PGH2O Cares team engage with residents on our assistance programs.

A coloring book drawing of a duck brushing its teeth submitted by Caris, Age 7.

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Imagine a Day Without Water

Learn more about our participation in this important event!

From left: Tishla Jones (Customer Service Manager), Tracy Willy (Senior AMI and Billing Manager), Brittany Schacht (Senior PUC Compliance Manager), Sharon Gottschalk (Senior Collections Manager), and Crystal Thurston (AMI and Billing Manager).

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Employee Spotlight: Awards Roundup!

This month – instead of spotlighting just one employee – PWSA will highlight eight employees who were awarded a variety of honors for excellence in their respective fields. Let’s get to know a bit more about each awardee.

Fresh asphalt and permeable pavers on Kentucky Avenue this fall for the Maryland Avenue Project.

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Winter Hibernation for Stormwater Construction Projects

These projects will resume in the spring, when weather allows for digging and pouring asphalt.