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Through our enhanced financial assistance programs, we are committed to helping customers pay their water bills. We offer financial assistance programs and encourage customers to subscribe to our fina...

To be sure that there's always plenty of water when you turn on the tap, WSSC Water keeps water in reserve. Reservoirs created by dams are the largest reserves, but water storage tanks used throughout...

WSSC Water has always taken steps to ensure the security and safety our water supply and facilities. Since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, WSSC Water has been even more vigilant in watching o...

WSSC Water operates and maintains water filtration plants to create safe drinking water for all. We accomplish our mission safely, cost-effectively, and in a manner that serves our customers as well a...

WSSC Water is proud to present our annual Water Quality Report, which shows that our record of more than 107 years with zero water quality violations is going strong.

Established in 1918, WSSC Water is currently among the largest water and wastewater utilities in the nation, with a network of 5,900 miles of drinking water pipeline and over 5,600 mile...

A timeline of WSSC Water’s and national efforts to eliminate lead in drinking water

For more than 100 years, WSSC Water has never had a water quality violation. To keep that record going, we continuously monitor our water treatment plants and distribution system.

WSSC Water relies on your help to prevent suspicious or illegal activity. Review these Frequently Asked Questions so you'll know how to report possible crimes to WSSC Water Police.

What's your ADC? That is, your Average Daily Consumption of water? Bet you'd be surprised to learn just how quickly your everyday water usage - taking a shower, brushing your teeth, washing your hands...

To be sure there's always enough water to serve our (almost) two million customers, we own dams that create reservoirs storing billions of gallons of water.

It's vital for WSSC Water to protect the rivers that are our main sources of drinking water. We actively work to do so, but we also need your help.