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DC Water Earns Prominent Award for Sustainable Finance Leadership through Green Bonds
Recognition highlights DC Water’s commitment to environmental stewardship during Earth Month
DC Water has been honored with the “Green Bond of the Year – US Muni Bond” Award by Environmental Finance, a leading industry publication. This achievement celebrates DC Water’s leadership in sustainability and its dedication to responsible municipal financing.
DC Water Response to Federal and State Lawsuits regarding the Potomac Interceptor Sewer Overflow
DC Water issues the following statement in response to the complaints filed by the Maryland Office of the Attorney General and the Department of Justice on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection ...
DC Water Launches Enhanced Interval Water Quality Testing at Popular Recreation Areas
DC Water has expanded its water quality testing initiative over a three-week period at high-use recreational areas along the Potomac River. This proactive measure is intended to complement the daily ...
Soil Removal in C & O Canal reaches half-way point with locks 12-14 complete
DC Water and its contractor have removed all the soil down to the clay liner between locks 12 and 13, marking 50% completion of the canal clean-up. Soil removal between Locks 13 and 14 was completed earlier this month. Meanwhile, clean-up efforts continue between locks 10 and 12, with sludge removal complete and soil removal now underway.