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Photo of Great Falls of the Potomac River with fast moving rapids going over the falls
The Critical Need for a More Resilient Water Source and Protecting the One We Have
Source Water Protection Week highlights the case for second water source.
One of DC Water's skimmer boats on the Anacostia River with the Frederick Douglass Bridge in the background.
The Power of Skimming: How DC Water Keeps Our Rivers Clear
Is anything more on-brand than a water utility having boats? We have several of them, performing an important public service and helping beautify our rivers.

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Workers replacing lead service line at a home in Northwest DC
DC Water marks ‘Imagine A Day Without Water’ with major milestone in Lead Free DC Program

Additional activities, pop-up event scheduled to highlight value of water   

DC Water joins utilities nationwide today asking the public to ‘Imagine a Day Without Water’ in a National Day of Action to ...

View of the Alexandria Aqueduct
Capital Crescent Trail: Temporary Travel Lane, Trail Detours, and Parking Restrictions

(Washington, DC) –As a part of DC Water’s Potomac River Tunnel Project, temporary traffic lane closures, trail detours, and parking restrictions will extend from Water Street Northwest to the Capital ...

Piney Branch Tunnel Combined Sewer Outflow being discharged
Public comment period opens for Clean Rivers Project to protect Piney Branch

Tunnel project to reduce combined sewer overflows to Piney Branch and Rock Creek 

The National Park Service and DC Water invite the public to comment on an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the ...

Graphic with 10 and a water drop for the zero and phrase Imagine a Day Without Water and October 17, 2024
Don’t Take Water for Granted, Join DC Water to ‘Imagine a Day Without Water,” Thursday, Oct. 17

When you turn on the faucet you expect water to come out, but on Thursday, Oct. 17, we’re asking you to ‘Imagine a Day Without Water.’ As part of a National Day of Action, DC Water is hosting a ‘Pop ...

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View of the Alexandria Aqueduct
Capital Crescent Trail: Temporary Travel Lane, Trail Detours, and Parking Restrictions

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

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Photo of Great Falls of the Potomac River with fast moving rapids going over the falls
The Critical Need for a More Resilient Water Source and Protecting the One We Have
Source Water Protection Week highlights the case for second water source.
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