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COVID-19 Update: Drinking Water Is Safe, Won't Be Shut Off drops

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The Philadelphia Water Department is taking all necessary measures to ensure continued delivery of safe drinking water and wastewater treatment services as City officials respond to the COVID-19 emergency. We have suspended water shutoffs and are waiving fees. To avoid loss of water due to main replacement, we have also suspended new construction.  Please see […]

2025 Drinking Water Quality Report drops

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We welcome you to the 2026 Drinking Water Quality Report! This annual document demonstrates how we protect Philadelphia’s drinking water from the source to the tap. Our staff is dedicated to ensuring safe, reliable drinking water. We deliver top-quality water to Philadelphia’s homes, businesses, and communities 24 hours a day, every day.

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Section 8: Consultant Billing page

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A. General B. Monthly Reporting Process C. Invoice Submittals D. Water and/or Sewer Design Work E. Corrosion Control F. Green Stormwater Infrastructure G. Roadway Grading H. ADA Ramps

content...days, a follow up email without attachments should be sent requesting an update. For additional...

content...the design fee once preliminary roadway plans have been submitted to the Streets Department District...

content...are completed and have been approved/signed by the District Surveyor. Prior to submitting an invoice,...

Community Gets Updates on North Phila. Green Improvements blog post

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The Hope Partnership for Education and other community members in North Philadelphia got an update on Green City, Clean Waters improvements planned for their area during the Hope Community Day celebration on Saturday, July 25.

content...other community members in North Philadelphia got an update on Green City, Clean Waters improvements...

content...en Marcha (APM), the Community Design Collaborative, Temple University, the 22nd Police District and Youthbuild...

content...the event and to everyone who came out! Philadelphia Water will continue to update the...

A. Glossary page

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Applicant: A property owner, developer, or other person or entity who has submitted an application to the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) for approval to engage in, or be exempt from, any Regulated Activity at a Development Site in the City of Philadelphia. Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO): A combined sewer overflow is an intermittent overflow or […]

content...the ground surface and can be measured as a rate. Management District: Sub-area delineations that...

content...determine peak rate attenuation requirements. A Development Site located in more than one Management District...

content...shall conform to the requirements of the district into which the site discharges Manual: The...

CSO Long Term Control Plan page

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The EPA requires municipalities to create a CSO Long Term Control Plan (LTCP) to develop and evaluate a range of CSO control alternatives to meet water quality standards. In most cases this requires better maintenance and management of stormwater. Part of our plan includes studying our combined sewer systems, rivers and streams. This means we […]

content...the Philadelphia Water Department’s Combined Sewer Overflow Long Term Control Plan Update (Green City, Clean...

content...Control Plan Update+ VolumeTitleFile SizeBytesLTCPU Supplemental Documentation Complete Document 124.61 MB 130667499 Volume 1 Public...

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