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PWSA in the Community

Getting Stuff Done (GSD): Going Above and Beyond!

PWSA Senior Manager of Field Operations Lucas Erny

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Employee Spotlight: Senior Manager of Field Operations Lucas Erny

Read about the challenges faced by our Field Operations department and the neat technology we're using to detect leaks!

Eligibility tables for our 2019-2010 cash assistance grant

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PWSA in the News: Re-Enroll in Bill Discount and Shut Off Moratorium Programs Today!

Eligible customers can save approximately $320 per year on water and sewer bills.

A sewer pipe clogged by fats, oils and grease (FOG)

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Stormwater Tip: Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG)

Thanksgiving turkey leftovers are a holiday staple, however, the messy FOGs that are produced by cooking a turkey and other foods can create real problems in our sewer system.

Central Oakland and the Bluff (areas shaded in blue) are among the four new work areas for free lead line replacement

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Engineering and Construction: More Lead Line Replacements Slated in Four Pittsburgh Neighborhoods

In 2020, we will add even more locations to our work list for free lead service line replacements.

A lab technician pouring a sample into a container

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Renewed Investment Equals Results! A Cultural Shift at the Lab Benefits Our Drinking Water Customers

Read about the many improvements we've made to our lab over the past couple of years.