🏆 Our Potomac Interceptor rehabilitation project in Great Falls, VA, earned a national Merit Award from @DBIAnational!
The project tackled complex construction challenges while keeping wastewater service running.
Congrats to our team & project partners. dcwater.com/about-dc-water/m…
If you received a postcard about your building’s fire sprinkler system, visit firesprinkler.dcwater.com to learn about how to check if it is working and to report its status.
Your response helps DC Water and DC Fire and EMS keep District records complete and accurate.
Our crews are working to restore water service following a water main break on Girard St NW. A broken hydrant discovered overnight requires additional repairs.
In the meantime, we’ve delivered 140 cases of bottled water to affected residents. We appreciate your patience.
TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Overnight repairs begin in Georgetown tonight at 8 PM.
Expect lane closures on M St NW (25th–36th St) and 25th St NW at M St.
About 100–120 customers are expected to temporarily lose water service for 8 hours. 🔗 dcwater.com/about-dc-water/m…
📣 Georgetown neighbors! Join us virtually Nov. 12 for the latest on #PotomacRiverTunnel.
Learn about upcoming work near K St. & 30th St. NW, Georgetown Waterfront Park and the Capital Crescent Trail.
⏰ 6:30–7:30 PM
💻 Meeting details below ⬇️
After months of cleanup, we’ve begun restoring the historic C&O Canal following January’s Potomac Interceptor sewer collapse.
Crews removed 8,500 tons of contaminated soil, marking a major milestone in our recovery efforts!
🔗dcwater.com/about-dc-water/m…
Help keep everyone safe. Check your fire sprinkler system and share your water pressure information with us!
Make fire sprinkler safety part of your property maintenance routine.
Learn more and share your system status: firesprinkler.dcwater.com
🚧 TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Expect delays on Clara Barton Parkway near the MD-DC border tomorrow, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
One lane will be closed to allow equipment delivery to the Potomac Interceptor project site ahead of upcoming slip lining work.
🔗 dcwater.com/about-dc-water/m…
What's Emily been up to since her blessing? 💧
Her massive cutterhead, protective shields, and first six support sections have been lowered underground. Crews are now connecting her electrical and hydraulic systems ahead of testing and her planned December tunneling launch.






























