Our popular Save Water, Save Money Workshop is back: March 26, 2025! 5:00pm light meal is served. Presentations: 5:30pm - 7:30pm.


ABOUT THIS EVENT: 

Pittsburgh Water and the Penn State Master Watershed Stewards and Master Gardeners are teaming up for an in-depth presentation to our community about actions you can take to save money on your stormwater bill, better manage stormwater on your property and improve the health of our local waterways!

During the workshop, volunteers from Penn State’s Master Gardeners and Watershed Steward programs will discuss the stormwater interventions you can install at home. Solutions like rain barrels, rain gardens, and use of native plants are effective ways to protect your property and neighborhood from rain and flooding. Their presentation will include education about our local watershed, mindful gardening techniques, infiltration, and runoff.

Additionally, representatives from Pittsburgh Water's stormwater team will discuss the stormwater credit program and solutions that can help to lower your stormwater fee. You’ll also learn more about our one-time rain barrel credit available to residential customers.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to discuss their stormwater fee one-on-one with our stormwater team during office hours after the presentations and learn about our customer assistance programs with Pittsburgh Water's CARES team.
 

• Who:  Workshop information will be targeted to City of Pittsburgh residents and Pittsburgh Water customers, but all are welcome!
   
• When: Arrive at 5pm for a light meal. Presentations begin at 5:30pm - 7:30pm. Office Hours
   
• Where: The Kingsley Association, 3rd Floor. 6435 Frankstown Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
   
• Parking and Access: There is a parking lot in front of the Kingsley Association, a few spaces in the parking lot in back of the Kingsley Association; street parking along Paulson Ave and street parking along East Liberty Boulevard. The P78 and 88 Bus Routes run past the Kingsley Association. 
   
• An optional donation of $10 cash can be made on-site to benefit the Penn State Master Watershed Stewards and Master Gardeners and enables the Extension to continue to bring high quality educational programming to Allegheny County residents. This donation is not required.