In the wake of a renewed interest in federal investments in infrastructure, DC Water and Xylem are coming together to highlight the urgent need for investing in smart water infrastructure to maximize productivity and benefit customers.
Modified Traffic Closure on Oregon Avenue, NW
DC Water Construction Project Brings Closure to Canal Road, NW and Foxhall Road, NW
From March 20 through April 17, 2017, the disinfectant in drinking water that DC Water provides to its 681,000 customers will temporarily switch from chloramine to chlorine. The annual spring-time switch in water disinfection is part of a routine program to clean and maintain drinking water systems in the District of Columbia.
DC Water purchases treated drinking water from the Washington ...
Current CFO Mark T. Kim leaving in April after 4 years at DC Water
New dcwater.com empowers customers with information & resources
More than 85,000 meters across the District to be replaced
DC Water’s historic D.C. Clean River project was this week honored by a national engineering organization for creatively and safely completing a $319 million tunnel that will improve the quality of the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers.
$100 million in certified green bonds to fund portion of DC Clean Rivers Project
"We are preparing a workforce for the jobs we know are coming to support green infrastructure projects here in the District of Columbia and across the nation."
