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Discolored water may not be aesthetically pleasing, but it is safe to drink. 

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.

WELCOME to WSSC Water!  We are excited that you have decided to come and grow your career with us!

WSSC Water is proud to be part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) enhanced Lead and Copper Rule, an important national public health initiative to remove lead from America’s drinking ...

WSSC Water's Finance Office accounts for the funds that WSSC Water receives - and plans the smartest way to use that money in the future.

Here's where to find forms and information needed during Phase Two - the design portion of a development project.

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.

Access the update information WSSC Water provides to customers who live near ongoing water main replacement projects.