water Archives - Broken Sewer Pipe Pittsburgh

Strip District is Stripping its Water and Sewer Lines

The Strip District of Pittsburgh is getting a makeover – underground that is. Beginning in late April, more than 3,600

The city of Pittsburgh is next in line for policy changes and scheduled pipeline rehabilitations to address the problem of

The city of Pittsburgh is diligently working toward a resolution for the improvement of the city’s water infrastructure. The pipelines

The University of Pennsylvania has been both resourceful and innovative in the creation of sustainable “green” projects. Within the last

Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of

Of all the good thing Pittsburgh is known for, the city is still trying to better its reputation on water

Pittsburgh has recently launched a new program for residents that includes lead testing. If you’re a customer of the Pittsburgh

The community of Penn Hills is beginning a project that has been on hold until warmer weather. Now that spring

The city of Pittsburgh and cities across Pennsylvania are rehabilitating water storage tanks approved by the local water company. At

The Pittsburgh sewer project is finally underway that is part of a $5.3 million initiative to rebuild Forbes between Smithfield

Testing the pond and lake water in Pittsburgh is an important step for assessing the city’s water quality and help

Pennsylvania is one of two states without statewide standards for the construction of private water wells. Preventing contaminated water supplies

The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is committed to making green infrastructure part of the solution to improve water

The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is now providing state of the art Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) technology throughout

The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) is committed to a “green first” approach to improving water quality affected by

The Alleghany County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN) was created in 1946 under the Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities Act and began treating wastewater