DC Water issues statement regarding the stopgap federal spending bill to revert spending to 2024 levels:
DC Water distributes drinking water and provides for fire suppression to over a million permanent residents, daily commuters and visitors within the District of Columbia and to several federally owned properties in Arlington County, Virginia. The Authority also provides wastewater treatment for ...
DC Water’s Piney Branch Tunnel Project is moving ahead with construction, the next phase of the Authority’s Clean Rivers initiative to improve the water quality in the Anacostia River, Potomac River, and Chesapeake Bay watershed. The project received approval from the National Park Service (NPS) following completion of the Environmental Assessment, including rigorous public review.
The analysis ...
On Saturday, March 8, DC Water will close the outbound lane of Clara Barton Parkway at Chain Bridge to inspect a section of the Potomac Interceptor, a major sewer line which crosses the Potomac River.
The lane closure will begin at 8 a.m. and continue until 3 p.m. During the inspection, DC Water and its contractor will be working in the outbound lane past Chain Bridge to access the sewer line ...
Replace your lead service line for free and make your yard, street, and sidewalks good as new after construction may sound too good to be true, but it’s not. On Thursday, March 13, join DC Water as we walk you through the construction process and answer your questions about our Lead Free DC (LFDC) program.
During our next quarterly webinar, our team will highlight what the replacement process ...
Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) 028 Construction Site Announcement
Georgetown: Capital Crescent Trail west of the Aqueduct
This notice provides important information about mobilizing the combined sewer overflow (CSO) 028 construction site, a part of DC Water’s Potomac River Tunnel (PRT) project. Beginning on or about the week of March 10, 2025, DC Water’s contractors will start setting the site up ...
DC Water and its contractor continue work to stabilize the roadway on Suitland Parkway SE between Firth Sterling Ave and Stanton Rd where a 54-inch stormwater main failed last night, creating a sinkhole. One outbound lane remains closed and is expected to impact the evening rush hour. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternate routes and avoid this area.
Every effort is being made to open the ...
DC Water is investigating a sinkhole involving the failure of a 54-inch stormwater main on Suitland Parkway in Southeast DC. For safety reasons, one outbound lane of Suitland Parkway between Firth Sterling Ave and Stanton Rd SE is closed. Inbound traffic on Suitland Parkway is unaffected. Drivers may want to consider alternate routes.
DC Water teams are on scene, however, the large volume of ...
Don’t let another dollar go down the drain. DC Water is launching a new program to help eligible customers find leaks and fix them for free. Our new Residential Leak Assessment and Repair Assistance program could also be a big money saver if leaks are driving up the cost of your water service.
Under the program we’ll send a licensed plumber to your home to check your property for leaks on some of ...
DC CLEAN RIVERS - POTOMAC RIVER TUNNEL PROJECT
Beginning the week of February 24, DC Water will implement temporary traffic changes, sidewalk closures, and parking restrictions in the 2900 block of K Street Northwest to locate and mark underground utilities for the Potomac River Tunnel (PRT) Project. Crews will dig a series of test holes, work that is expected to continue for approximately 4-6 ...
The DC Water Stakeholder Alliance, a community advisory group, is coming together for a new term, with a new sense of urgency and a new slate of members to help address major issues impacting the Authority and our community. The panel includes individual District residents, elected officials, community organizations and business leaders with an array of expertise and interests.
The Alliance will ...
