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Press Release

PWSA Issues Precautionary Flush and Boil Water Advisory for Portions of Elliott, Westwood, Ridgemont

Out of an abundance of caution, we are asking some residents in Ridgemont, Elliott, and Westwood to flush and boil their water after an 8" main break on McCartney Street

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Press Release

The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority Publishes Its 2020 Year in Review

Our new annual report provides an overview of our signature achievements from the past year

Phase Two of the Wightman Park project will include planters, like this one constructed along Solway Street during Phase One, to capture and soak up stormwater runoff then direct any excess into the new infrastructure within the park.

Newsletter

PWSA Ramps up Infrastructure Investments to Manage Stormwater

These stormwater projects help reduce pollution, increase public safety, and beautify neighborhoods, which provides a higher quality of life for Pittsburghers.

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

Newsletter

Director's Cut: PWSA elevates need for federal funding

Infrastructure Investment: The time is now!

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Newsletter

PWSA Welcomes Three New Additions to Board of Directors

New Board Chair, Alex G. Sciulli, and Board Members, Peg McCormick Barron and Mark Anthony Thomas, bring a diverse array of experience and expertise to our Board of Directors.

Rain gardens along Riverview Avenue capture stormwater during heavy rain events.

Newsletter

PWSA Hits the Virtual Road to Talk About Customer Assistance Programs and Stormwater Outreach

Community meetings ensure our staff can connect directly with customers about important programs and projects.