The Sewer Rehab Project is anticipated to begin in May 2021. By Briana Canady Photo: A crew exposes a sewer manhole as part of a previous sewer rehabilitation project. Courtesy of PWSA On Jan. 21, 2021, the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) announced their acceptance of a $7.75 million loa...

The grant, approved by the Commonwealth Financing Authority, will fund a project that aims to improve trails and safety in the park. By Ashlee Green Photo: This watershed runoff point near the intersection of Mairdale Avenue and Riverview Drive is a priority target for the Woods Run Stormwater Manag...

Funding is available to replace up to 200 privately owned lead lines in PWSA’s drinking water service area. Find out if your household is qualified. A free lead line replacement program has been established for Pittsburgh homeowners and tenants who meet certain income requirements. Under the settlem...

After decades of disinvestment and neglect of its water infrastructure, Pittsburgh is one of an overwhelming number of municipalities across the country facing a health and safety challenge due to lead in its water system. The City and the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority are committed to solvin...