S 66th and Paschall

Current Phase: Design

PlanningDesignPre-ConstructionConstructionComplete

Overview

Project #50392 S 66th and Paschall will install tree trenches to improve stormwater management in Elmwood Park in Southwest Philadelphia.

Construction  contact information, expected work dates, and streets affected will be listed here when construction is nearing.

During construction, an assigned PWD inspector and engineer will be on-site and can answer questions about the work.

For more information, please email the PWD community outreach team at water.projects@phila.gov. Please specify the project name, project number, and ZIP code in your email.

For more information, contact:

PWD Community Outreach Team
water.projects@phila.gov

Project #50392

Project Type

Green Tools

Why are we doing this project?

PWD is installing new water pipes that carry water to homes and businesses, to increase service reliability and reduce the chance of breakages. Learn more about Philadelphia's drinking water system →

Drinking water projects help us continue to treat, store, and deliver drinking water. On average, we produce more than 300 million gallons of water a day for Philadelphians. Our drinking water work helps ensure residents and businesses have reliable access to clean, safe drinking water.

Green City, Clean Waters is a program that largely relies on green tools to soak up stormwater. Combined with other sewer infrastructure improvements, projects like this allow Philadelphia to meet regulations and invest in neighborhoods. Learn more about Green City, Clean Waters→

PWD is replacing the pipes that carry stormwater and wastewater from homes and businesses to increase service reliability and reduce the chance of sewer back-ups during rain events. Learn more about Philadelphia’s sewer and stormwater services →

Overview

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Project #50392

Project Type

Green Tools

ZIP Code

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