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PWSA contractor crews coordinate the replacement of a water main

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PWSA Awarded $37.3 Million from PENNVEST

The combination of grants and low-interest loans will replace approximately 4 miles of water main in two Pittsburgh neighborhoods.

PPS students with Kevin Wood, PWSA Senior Manager of Water Quality, on the Allegheny.

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In the Community: Inspiring Next-Gen Water and Trades Professionals

PWSA's Explore & Tour a Career in Water program connects us with local schools to inspire the next generation of young people to envision careers in the water, public service, and trades spaces.

Turkey in oven

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Water Wise: Keep FOGs away from your drains

Fats, oils, and greases (FOGs) produced when cooking certain foods can spell serious trouble for customers and our water system when washed down kitchen drains.

PWSA Staff Councilperson Erika Strassburger Accepts Recognition at US Water Alliance

Press Release

Erika Strassburger, Pittsburgh City Councilperson and Vice Chair of PWSA’s Board, Wins Prestigious US Water Prize

Strassburger is One of Eight Individuals and Organizations Honored at One Water Conference

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PWSA Announces Agreement on Rate Proposal

Pending PUC approval, new rates, enhanced customer assistance, and greater stormwater incentives would become effective in early 2024

WPEC Media Event

Press Release

Imagine - A Cleaner, More Sustainable Pittsburgh

PWSA joins City of Pittsburgh, WPEC partners in collaboration to advance Pittsburgh's sustainability goals