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Clockwise from top left: Maryland Avenue, Woodland Road, Wightman Park Phase Two, Volunteers Field, Lawn and Ophelia, and Thomas and McPherson projects.

Newsletter

Engineering Report: PWSA Completes Six Stormwater Projects

The new stormwater systems feature innovative green solutions constructed above and beneath the ground to effectively manage stormwater runoff.

Stormwater Strategic Plan Graphic

Newsletter

Share Your Thoughts: Stormwater Strategic Plan

The Plan is the first phase of a long-term planning effort to address local stormwater challenges.

CEO Will Pickering joins local and federal leaders on lead panel.

Press Release

PWSA to Participate in Panel at White House Lead Summit

CEO Will Pickering joins federal officials at launch of Biden-Harris Get the Lead Out Initiative

De-icing salt on a sidewalk

Newsletter

Water Wise: Keep Ice at Bay

Follow these tips when de-icing to reduce pollution

2022 Lead By-the-Numbers

Press Release

PWSA Continues to Provide Protection for Those with Lead Service Lines

Wraps on Successful 2022 Community Lead Response

PWSA contractor crews coordinate a successful lead service line replacement.

Press Release

PWSA Receives $13.4 Million in Grants and Low-Interest Loans from PENNVEST

Funding for the removal of lead service lines ensures water quality and protects public health