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This project is needed to remove sediment surrounding the intake structure at Brighton Dam, as well as removing sediment that has accumulated upstream of the dam since its original construction in the...

WSSC Water is implementing various rehabilitation programs that will extend the useful life of the aging sewer system in Montgomery County and Prince George’s County which is approximately 50 to 100 y...

Listed below are the requirements for collecting and submitting geotechnical data for WSSC Water pipeline projects, and information on obtaining WSSC Water gINT library and data template files.

Little Seneca Reservoir was constructed as an emergency drinking water source for local utilities during drought conditions. Water quality and capacity of the reservoir are threatened by the increase ...

Homeowners and government, state, and utility projects with construction in the vicinity of WSSC Water's existing easements/infrastructure or that impact our water or sewer mains will n...

Because much of our sewer pipeline system dates to the 1940s, a major rehabilitation program is under way. The work is important, but be aware that it could mean some temporary inconvenience for you.

Past project outreach meetings and presentations from 2024.

Past project outreach meetings and presentations from 2023.

Past project outreach meetings and presentations from 2022

We face - and meet - challenges every day to maintain almost 6,000 miles of pipelines that serve almost two million residents of Montgomery and Prince George's counties.