Water use ban lifted by WSSC
The ban on non-essential water use was lifted as of 1:20 p.m. Monday for all 1.9 million WSSC Water customers. The request had been in effect since Tuesday, Jan. 27.… Read More
The ban on non-essential water use was lifted as of 1:20 p.m. Monday for all 1.9 million WSSC Water customers. The request had been in effect since Tuesday, Jan. 27.… Read More
WSSC Water is asking its nearly 2 million customers across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties to reduce water usage “until further notice” due to “the predicted increase in the number… Read More
When not repairing water main breaks and keeping everyone’s water pure, WSSC Water participated in a tapping competition at the Chesapeake Tri-Association Conference. The pipe tapping competition is a timed… Read More
WSSC Water urges customers to check for water leaks that could be driving up their bills. Even small leaks waste thousands of gallons each year, leading to significant costs. Toilet… Read More
WSSC Water’s temporary bill assistance program, Get Current 2.0, launched on March 1 and continues through June 30. The program helps eligible customers with delinquent water and sewer bills. Customers… Read More
WSSC Water está aceptando solicitudes para su Beca de Ingeniería de Comisionados 2025. La beca apoya a estudiantes de ingeniería de pregrado y posgrado, así como a estudiantes de último… Read More
WSSC Water is now accepting applications for its 2025 Commissioners’ Engineering Scholarship. The scholarship supports undergraduate and graduate engineering students, as well as high school seniors entering college engineering programs.… Read More
WSSC Water has lifted the essential-water-use-only request for 1.9 million customers in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties. The announcement came Monday at 6:30 p.m. Water system demands and pressure are… Read More
Almost 2 million customers of WSSC Water are urged to conserve water as repair crews work to repair dozens of water main breaks and leaks caused by frigid temperatures. There… Read More
Según WSSC Water, se retiró la tubería principal de agua rota de 16 pulgadas de diámetro debajo de 7235 Wisconsin Avenue en Bethesda y se insertó una nueva sección de… Read More
The broken 16-inch in diameter water main beneath 7235 Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda was removed, and a new section of pipe was inserted, according to WSSC Water. Beginning at about… Read More
WSSC Water has detected high concentrations of blue-green algae, known as Harmful Algal Blooms (HAB), in the Triadelphia Reservoir. These blooms pose potential health risks to humans and animals. The… Read More