Following two and a half years of construction, the First Street Tunnel Project was completed in October 2016. DC Water wishes to recognize the citizens of Bloomingdale and LeDroit Park, including the ...

The Main Pumping Station Diversions Project is an essential component of the Clean Rivers Project. Currently, practically every time it rains, combined sewage overflows into the Anacostia River from ...

DC Water's Small Diameter Main Replacement program focuses on maintaining and improving the reliability of the water distribution system. For more detailed information about the Small Diameter Main ...

DC Water thanks you for your patience during construction of green infrastructure (GI)! We hope you enjoy the improvements to your neighborhood. You can find the GI practices constructed within the ...

As of September 9, 2021, Western Union payment locations are once again able to process payments for DC Water customers. DC Water customers can pay their bills in person, at no charge, at Western ...

These buildings that you see along the Potomac are more than just buildings-they are odor control facilities. These facilities draw odorous air from the Potomac Interceptor, pass the air through a ...

Dr. Matthew Ries serves DC Water as Vice President, Strategy and Performance. Dr. Ries is leading the utility’s program to advance strategic management and sustainability within DC Water’s operations.

Two key components of DC Water’s Nitrogen Removal/Wet-Weather Program include the Tunnel Dewatering Pump Station (TDPS) and Enhanced Clarification Facility (ECF). This project starts where the massive ...

The reaction between disinfection compounds used to clean drinking water, like chlorine, and naturally-occurring substances in source water can produce disinfection byproducts, some of which may lead ...

The CSO 019 Overflow Structure Project, located on National Park Service property and just south of RFK Stadium, included the construction of a tunnel overflow structure. The structure controls tunnel ...

DC Water will perform improvements to the Bryant Street Pumping Station located in northwest DC. Originally constructed in 1905, the pumping station was built to improve water flows and expand the ...

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