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Image from ASCE mini-documentary “American Infrastructure: Beneath our Feet” - crews installing new water main on N. Lang Avenue.

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District Report: Stormwater Investment and Water Main Replacement Efforts in District 9

East Liberty, Homewood, Larimer, Point Breeze North, Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar, Friendship, Garfield

A PWSA contractor replaces a water main in a Pittsburgh neighborhood.

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2021 Capital Spending

PWSA directs funding to its water distribution system.

Our goal for Average Time to Review Development Permit Applications is within 30 days. As of March 2021, we are returning applications within 14 days.

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Digging Into Development: Development Permit Application Process

Learn why we have a three-step submittal process.

Landforce, a local organization dedicated to land stewardship and workforce development, takes care of the plants and soils for PWSA Green Infrastructure projects by removing debris and weeds so these projects can capture as much stormwater as possible.

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Stormwater Tip

Spring Cleaning for Green Infrastructure

A fatberg resulting from foreign objects accumulating in a sewer

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Water Wise Tip

Wipes Clog Pipes!

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PWSA and Community Partners Announce Pittsburgh’s Water Equity Road Map

US Water Alliance and Pittsburgh leaders representing Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, community-based organizations, and academia released An Equitable Water Future: Pittsburgh.