An area just outside of Pittsburgh is getting a sewer system upgrade and at the cost of roughly $900,000. Penn Hills is embarking on a
The city of Pittsburgh is next in line for policy changes and scheduled pipeline rehabilitations to address the problem of lead in the water systems.
The city of Pittsburgh is diligently working toward a resolution for the improvement of the city’s water infrastructure. The pipelines within the structures are also
The city of Pittsburgh has engineered a highly effective sewer system which is designed to induce an overflow, if necessary. This may seem counterintuitive but
The City of Pittsburgh is going to great lengths to put strategies in place to assist and manage stormwater. The current agenda is putting conservation
The University of Pennsylvania has been both resourceful and innovative in the creation of sustainable “green” projects. Within the last decade, collaborators formed an outstretched
Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of summer begin to wane, no
Of all the good thing Pittsburgh is known for, the city is still trying to better its reputation on water quality. There have been recent
Pittsburgh has recently launched a new program for residents that includes lead testing. If you’re a customer of the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, you
The city of Pittsburgh and cities across Pennsylvania are rehabilitating water storage tanks approved by the local water company. At least 13 tanks will be
Pittsburgh is in the process of a large scale project to eradicate the troubled sewer system. Going first toward green infrastructures as the most
The Pittsburgh sewer project is finally underway that is part of a $5.3 million initiative to rebuild Forbes between Smithfield and Wood Street, which has
The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is committed to making green infrastructure part of the solution to improve water quality affected by stormwater runoff.
The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is now providing state of the art Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) technology throughout the City of Pittsburgh. The
The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is committed to a “green first” approach to improving water quality affected by storm water runoff. Green infrastructure
The Alleghany County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) was created in 1946 under the Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Act and began treating wastewater in 1959. Secondary (biological) treatment
The residents of Butler County are looking forward to a new sewer design. The City has just approved a $2.8 million for funding of a
Pittsburgh, did you know the 17th annual sewer conference is coming up in October? The Monroeville Convention Center is hosting this year’s event on Oct.7th
Many of us are experiencing a rainy season now that summer is in full swing. Along with the sunny delights and fanfare this time of
Summer is indeed here in all its glory. We know that means rainfall is here, too. In fact, in many parts of the country we
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