DC Water's
Projects

Our capital improvement plan is measured in the billions. That's the level of investment required to upgrade our water and sewer systems, comply with federal mandates to reduce nutrient discharges and combined sewer overflows to local rivers, and improve the efficiency of our operations. This work is occurring across the city, and using the search filters below you can see what's happening in your neighborhood.

Click to view current and planned DCWater projects by Ward or ANC.

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These efforts will help improve water quality and system reliability, increase water pressure in som
Sewer
These efforts will help improve water quality and system reliability.
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These efforts will help improve water quality and system reliability.
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New DC Water Project In Your Area - Small Diameter Water Main Replacement Project in the Brightwood
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These efforts will help improve water quality and system reliability, increase water pressure in som
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These efforts will help improve water quality and system reliability, increase water pressure in som
Green Infrastructure
Rock Creek Green Infrastructure Project C
Clean Rivers
Separation Projects
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SMALL DIAMETER WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT FORT DUPONT NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISS
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SMALL DIAMETER WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT GRANT PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY NEIGHBORHOOD COMMISSI
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SMALL DIAMETER WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT PROJECT BARNABY WOODS AND HAWTHORNE NEIGHBORHOODS ADVISORY NEI

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Board of Directors Meeting

April 24, 2023

Monday 9:00 AM

Announcement

Water St NW and Capital Crescent Trail Utility Investigation Map
Water Street, NW: Temporary Travel Lane, Trail, and Parking Closures Start October 15th

(Washington, DC) – As part of DC Water’s Potomac River Tunnel (PRT) Project, temporary traffic lane closures, trail detours, and parking restrictio

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