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If you had water bills piling up over the last two years because of impacts from the pandemic, you could get up to $10,000 towards that debt....
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A new art project explores our watershed in a way that acknowledges the original stewards of these rivers and streams – the Lenni-Lenape....
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If Philadelphia’s three drinking water treatment plants are where we ultimately do the work that makes our drinking water healthy enough to consume, you might think of source water protection as “preventative medicine.”...
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Check your bill now to make sure you aren't getting a meter read that doesn't reflect your monthly use....
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The funding we are working to obtain from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) can help us address the need for $3.975 billion in planned capital improvement projects....
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New PWD opportunities have been posted for entry-level engineers. Dozens of job openings need to be filled through July 2023!...
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To help customers avoid shutoff, we're hosting online weekly assistance sessions to support customers who need one-on-one help applying for affordability programs or payment agreements....
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On August 23rd, PWD will partner with United by Blue, Riverfront North Partnership, and the Academy of Natural Sciences for a cleanup at the Frankford Boat Launch, located at 5501 Tacony Street, from 4- 6:30 p.m....
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Wissinoming Park is a crown jewel of Green City, Clean Waters....
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Much like online dating websites, we created an online platform to help property owners find the “right match” for their retrofit journeys....
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Application periods are open now for five positions!
Over the past decade, a monumental force in the success of Green City, Clean Waters has been ongoing support from external entities. Whether City agencies or community organizations, companies or n...
From pollution praises to community poetry — infrastructure investments to mural unveilings, 2021 offered a plethora of opportunities allowing us to better serve, engage, and communicate our water ...