Beginning Monday, October 27, Pittsburgh Water will begin final restoration work throughout the Mt. Washington neighborhood. This includes paving of areas that saw improvements as part of the Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) program.

The green infrastructure initiative is designed to revitalize Riverview Park and reduce the occurrence of flooding in nearby neighborhoods.

A nearly $70.5 million loan and $7.3 million grant will protect public health and bolster water reliability in local neighborhoods by replacing hundreds of lead service lines and nearly 53,000 feet of water mains.

In partnership with Penn State Extension, this final Water Workshop of 2025 offers attendees information about Pittsburgh’s storm sewer system and practical, hands-on guidance for at-home stormwater management.

New optional program offers Pittsburgh Water customers peace of mind with comprehensive repair coverage, 24/7 phone support, and restoration benefits

Set to begin this fall, the next phase of the Water Reliability Plan will strengthen water service for thousands of Pittsburgh Residents.