WASAs proposed rate adjustment, which takes effect this fall, includes a separate impervious surface charge to pay for the $2.2 billion combined sewer overflow (CSO) control plan. For more information, click on link below.
Today DC Water Chief Executive Officer and General Manager David L. Gadis testified before the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations regarding the Potomac ...
Starting around May 21, 2026, drivers on K Street NW should expect a change in traffic patterns between 29th and 30th Streets NW, beneath the Whitehurst Freeway to support ongoing construction for the ...
DC Water's Lead Free DC Program accelerated its work across all eight wards last year, replacing 43% more lead service lines in Fiscal Year 2025 than the prior year. This marks a significant achievement for the program in the newly released annual report on Lead Free DC.
