May 15-19 is Infrastructure Week 2017, and the Philadelphia Water Department is joining fellow utilities, cities, organizations and businesses around the country to highlight the importance of investing in infrastructure.
Infrastructure is what makes our communities work. It's the investments we make together to make life better.
Generations before us had the vision to build roads, bridges, water mains and sewers, treatment plants, airports and more—all for a more prosperous future where people can count on basics like access to clean water.
Now, it's our time to build and to take care of what those generations built for us.
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To kick the week off, we're sharing a piece Mayor Jim Kenney authored for the influential Brookings Institution think tank about the role Green City, Clean Waters can play in growing our city's green workforce:
Can #GreenInfrastructure grow #Philly's workforce? Read @PhillyMayor's @InfraWeek @BrookingsInst piece: https://t.co/ASjsq5WwAp #TimetoBuild
— Philadelphia Water (@PhillyH2O) May 15, 2017
Here's a short video about our work that was posted to Facebook:
