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Discover the benefits and convenience of paperless billing

Managing your PWSA customer account has never been easier! Enrolling in our Customer Advantage Portal is as easy as 1-2-3.

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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CEO Briefing: Simplifying our customers’ experiences through technology

Along with the historic investments we’re making to improve water infrastructure are our investments in technology to modernize our organization and provide a better experience for those we serve.

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Employee Spotlight: David Kennedy

Meet David Kennedy, PWSA's new Marketing Manager.

PWSA crews in the South Side Flats work to separate the sewers there, helping to improve water quality in the Monongahela.

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An Olympic-sized investment in better stormwater management

Waterway pollution resulting from combined sewer overflows is a persistent problem in Paris and an issue we know all too well here in the Paris of Appalachia. Here, more about what PWSA plans to do.

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Immersing students in the science of safe water

Designed to build trust in our tap water, shed light on the water treatment process, and spark young learners’ curiosity, our outreach programs and workshops are developed with young scientists in mind!

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Water Wise: Neat streets, protected sewers, clean rivers

Stormwater runoff can pick up dirt, chemicals, and pollutants and carry them to our rivers and streams. Help keep our streets and waterways clean by following a few of our quick tips.