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A table depicting income eligibility for our Hardship Grant Program

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PGH2O in the News: Neighbors Helping Neighbors

A donation to PWSA’s Hardship Grant Program will help local families struggling to pay for water services.

Senior Group Manager of Wastewater, Toby Stutzman

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Employee Spotlight

After years of experience through private-sector consulting, Toby Stutzman joined PWSA as the new Senior Group Manager of Wastewater to improve our wastewater infrastructure’s maintenance and rehabilitation.

Crews install new sewer manhole on Keefe Street

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Engineering and Construction: Council District 5 Update

District Report: Over Four Miles of New Water Mains and Sewer Rehab in District 5

The Bruecken Pump Station was built in 1931. It pumps water from its location along the Allegheny River to either the open Highland I Reservoir or the Highland II Reservoir. From there, water is distributed to customers served by these portions of our drinking water system.

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Engineering and Construction: 2020 Capital Spending

Advancing the design of critical water infrastructure projects

Service line infographic explaining public vs private ownership of a water service line.

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Development Report: Digging Into Development

Residential Permits

Frozen pipes

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Water Wise Tip

Protect Your Pipes!