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Crews expose manhole on Keefe Street for sewer repairs.

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Engineering and Construction: 2020 Capital Spending

Surface restoration and sewer rehabilitation projects improve service and quality of life.

Pie chart depicting the categories of over-the-counter permits issued in October 2020.

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Development Report: Digging Into Development

Navigating the PWSA permitting process.

Leaves on the ground during fall

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Stormwater Tip

Winter is Coming. Is Your Yard Ready?

A diagram illustrating proper grease disposal

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Water Wise Tip

Defend Your Drains from Fats, Oils and Grease (FOGs)!

A person drinking a glass of water

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Lead Service Line Reimbursement is Available Now!

At the beginning of October, PWSA announced a new addition to its Community Lead Response.

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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Director's Cut

Rate settlement prioritizes customer assistance and enhances programs for those that need it most.