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Philadelphia Water Department Highlights Water Conservation Measures Following Drought Watch

For Immediate Release: November 1, 2024 Contact: Brian.Rademaekers@phila.gov | (215) 380-9327 Philadelphia Water Department Highlights Water Conservation Measures Following Drought Watch Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection calls for reduced water use in Philadelphia, 35 counties. PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Water Department supports the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s (PADEP) call for reduced water use by residents […]

Water Department launches new map of service line materials to meet new federal regulations 

For Immediate Release: October 21, 2024 Contact: Brian.Rademaekers@phila.gov | (215) 380-9327 Water Department launches new map of service line materials to meet new federal regulations  Online tool shares existing water service line material records for every Philadelphia property  PHILADELPHIA –The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) has launched a new public-facing online map showing PWD’s records of […]

PWD Response to “Unraveling the Facts”

The American Littoral Society is a valued partner of the Philadelphia Water Department, and we appreciate their continued passion for achieving water quality improvements to our region’s waterways. However, a recent publication led by the American Littoral Society and supported by additional contributors titled “Unraveling the Facts” includes positions and assertions related to PWD’s programs that […]

Informe de calidad del agua potable 2023

Informe de calidad del agua potable 2023

Comparta este informe con todas las personas que beben esta agua, en especial con aquellas que tal vez no hayan recibido este aviso directamente (por ejemplo, personas que viven en departamentos, hogares de ancianos, escuelas y negocios). Para hacerlo, coloque este aviso en un lugar público o distribuya copias personalmente o por correo. Para recibir […]

Water Quality Notification for Parts of Northwest Philadelphia

Fluctuations in environmental conditions that can impact water quality characteristics led to levels of a disinfection byproduct that were slightly higher than usual in one section of the city.  Water remains safe to drink. In short: PWD maintains a careful balance of using enough disinfection to eliminate harmful microbes and limiting disinfection byproducts that the […]

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