Want to take control of your water bills? Find out if you can get lower monthly bills and what other help you may qualify for at virtual Utility Fairs hosted by PWD, Philadelphia Gas Works, and PECO. Appointments will be held on Zoom on Wednesday nights and select Saturdays in February and March. Customers can […]
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Cold winter temperatures like those seen locally in recent weeks can stress infrastructure, and the Philadelphia Water Department is currently experiencing an increase in water main breaks and leak investigations. During winter months, we strive to increase staffing of crews that investigate and repair leaks and main breaks. Emergency crews are responding as quickly as […]
Have past-due water bills? The new Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) may provide up to $5,000 for Philadelphia Water Department customers towards delinquent water bills. LIHWAP is a temporary grant program that began accepting applications on January 4, 2022. Learn more and apply on the state’s Dept. of Human Services […]
Historic Fairmount Water Works Awarded $3 Million Grant Through RACP for Innovative Floating Water Workshop Along the Schuylkill Banks
We are aware some customers who are current on their water bill payments received past due notices in the mail. If you believe you received a notice in error, please disregard it. You may check your balance by calling (215) 685-6300 or at phila.gov/waterbill We apologize for the error and are committed to providing accurate information to our […]
Update 12:05 pm: The water main break has been isolated, and water service is restored to customers in the impacted area. Anyone who continues to have issues with water flow should contact (215) 685-6300 to investigate. 8:00 am: The Philadelphia Water Department is responding to a break on a water main near the intersection of […]
Sewers work best when drains are clear! Fall leaves and litter blocking them can lead to flooding. Learn more…
Drink More Tap bridges art with water education. Commissioning local artists, the campaign uses creativity to spread awareness about the benefits of drinking Philly tap: it’s healthy, sustainable, and affordable.
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