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Rainwater flowing into a storm drain in the curb of an asphalt road. There is a round marker on the curb that says "Drains to drinking water, please don't dump".

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Updates to the Stormwater Management Code

Don't miss the webinar on Tuesday, July 13 at 2 PM about the proposed code updates!

Rising Mains 3 and 4 construction

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2021 Capital Spending

We are committed to investing capital funds into our water program to provide safer and reliable water for our customers!

The cascading bioswale at Centre and Herron in the Hill District, which is 585 feet long.

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Stormwater Tip: How are bioswales and rain gardens different?

Bioswales. What Are They?

A person drinking from a water bottle

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Water Wise Tip: Beat the heat with these hydration tips

Stay Hydrated with Safe, High Quality PGH2O

Phase Two of the Wightman Park project will include planters, like this one constructed along Solway Street during Phase One, to capture and soak up stormwater runoff then direct any excess into the new infrastructure within the park.

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PWSA Ramps up Infrastructure Investments to Manage Stormwater

These stormwater projects help reduce pollution, increase public safety, and beautify neighborhoods, which provides a higher quality of life for Pittsburghers.

PWSA Chief Executive Officer, Will Pickering

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Director's Cut: PWSA elevates need for federal funding

Infrastructure Investment: The time is now!