Jersey Water Works

New Jersey’s water infrastructure needs an estimated $25 billion in upgrades over the next 20 years. What can we do about it?

For every dollar invested in water infrastructure, $2.62 is generated in all industries in the same year.

New Jersey's leaking pipes lose an estimated 130 million gallons of treated drinking water a day.

Every year, New Jersey sewer systems dump over 7 billion gallons of raw sewage into our waterways.

Jersey Water Works is working to transform New Jersey’s inadequate water infrastructure through sustainable, cost-effective solutions that provide communities with clean water and waterways; healthier, safer neighborhoods; local jobs; flood and climate resilience; and economic growth.

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September 10, 2018

New Model Ordinance Will Help Reduce Polluted Runoff in New Jersey

A new model ordinance will help New Jersey communities curb harmful stormwater runoff that pollutes local waterways and contributes to urban flooding.

This week's flash flooding in Hoboken demonstrates the importance of having #stormwater infrastructure we can rely… https://t.co/HySbLCzV8e
Hoboken plans to replace 7 miles of its water mains over the next several years. That represents 20% of the water m… https://t.co/WZb20ltD5w
"Every one of these old lines will break": JWW steering committee member Dan Van Abs encourages NJ towns to revamp… https://t.co/rKbiDpm0Z4
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Jersey Water Works

New Jersey’s water infrastructure needs an estimated $25 billion in upgrades over the next 20 years. What can we do about it?

For every dollar invested in water infrastructure, $2.62 is generated in all industries in the same year.

New Jersey's leaking pipes lose an estimated 130 million gallons of treated drinking water a day.

Every year, New Jersey sewer systems dump over 7 billion gallons of raw sewage into our waterways.

Featured Highlights & Progress

New Model Ordinance Will Help Reduce Polluted Runoff in New Jersey

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New Jersey’s water infrastructure needs an estimated $25 billion in upgrades over the next 20 years. What can we do about it?

For every dollar invested in water infrastructure, $2.62 is generated in all industries in the same year.

New Jersey's leaking pipes lose an estimated 130 million gallons of treated drinking water a day.

Every year, New Jersey sewer systems dump over 7 billion gallons of raw sewage into our waterways.

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Featured Highlights & Progress

New Model Ordinance Will Help Reduce Polluted Runoff in New Jersey

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