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Linda Leopold discussing the 2020 Water Quality Report

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New Water Quality Report Shows PWSA Meeting or Exceeding State and Federal Regulations

2020 Water Quality Report shows PWSA has improved the quality of its drinking water

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PWSA is a Proud Sponsor of New Allegheny Overlook!

We are supplying the event with free pressurized water via a hydrant hookup throughout the summer.

A still image of Project Manager of the Laboratory, Linda Leopold, from a new video that highlights our water testing process and the results of the 2020 Water Quality Report.

Newsletter

New Water Quality Reports Shows PWSA Meeting or Exceeding State and Federal Regulations

2020 Water Quality Report shows PWSA has improved the quality of its drinking water

PWSA Water Team members

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Employee Spotlight

The PWSA Water Team looks forward to completing improvement projects for a better water future!

A 14-foot diameter arched pipe makes up the 100+ year old M-29 outfall.

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Engineering and Construction: Construction Begins on M-29 Outfall Improvements for Four Mile Run

This $3.6 million investment will extend the useful life of the outfall, reduce river flow entering the combined sewer system, and begin to reduce backups from the river into the Run neighborhood.

Rainwater flowing into a storm drain in the curb of an asphalt road. There is a round marker on the curb that says "Drains to drinking water, please don't dump".

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Updates to the Stormwater Management Code

Don't miss the webinar on Tuesday, July 13 at 2 PM about the proposed code updates!