PWD Public Affairs General Manager Joanne Dahme (left) and Commissioner Debra McCarty speak with residents at a Water Town Hall held in April. Each City Council district will host a meeting with residents this year.
A Water Town Hall will be held for residents of City Council's Fourth District on Thursday, May 11th from 6 to 8 p.m. at Sharon Baptist Church, located at 3955 Conshohocken Ave.
This public forum is the second in a series of Water Town Halls for Philadelphia City Council Districts and will feature Councilman Curtis Jones Jr. and Philadelphia Water Department Commissioner Debra McCarty.
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The Philadelphia Water Department wants to hear from residents about their interests, issues and concerns. This Water Town Hall is an opportunity to speak directly with Water Department and Philadelphia Water Revenue Bureau staff about issues such as:
- Water bills & assistance
- Customer service and customer assistance
- Homeowners Emergency Loan Program for plumbing issues or lead service line replacement
- Drinking Water Quality
- Green City, Clean Waters and Rain Check
- Planned construction in the neighborhood
Residents can also find out about the services the Water Department provides and how they can volunteer for cleanups, become stewards of their environment, and more!
Look out for future Water Town Hall dates on our website
and on Facebook and Twitter.
Anyone who requires special arrangements for persons with disabilities may call the Philadelphia Water Department at 215-685-6300.
