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PWSA employee oversees lead service line replacement

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PWSA's infrastructure investments protect water quality, improve service reliability

From strengthening our pipe network to removing lead lines block-by-block, learn more about our recent accomplishments in our 2023 Year in Review.

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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CEO Briefing: Is my water safe from PFAS? A brief explainer

PWSA first began monitoring for PFAS in 2018 as a proactive measure and are well ahead of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's new national standard.

Martin Rocke

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Employee Spotlight: Martin Rocke

Meet one of PWSA's newest Plant Operators, Martin.

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It's time for some spring cleaning fun...

Spring has sprung!

woman drinking water

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Educational Water Workshops announced

Upcoming Water Workshops will explain our water treatment and distribution process and include exploratory storyboards and hands-on activities with our team of water quality experts and professionals.

Rain barrel with screens

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Water Wise: Saving water & money by managing stormwater

Join PWSA and our partners at Penn State Master Watershed Stewards and Penn State Master Gardeners for a workshop highlighting the stormwater control actions you can take to save water and money.