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.

Featured Highlights & Progress

October 10, 2019

Jersey Water Works Lead in Drinking Water Task Force Releases Recommendations for Lead-Free Drinking Water, Joined by Governor Murphy

The task force report outlines a roadmap to virtually eliminate lead in drinking water in 10 years; Governor Murphy announces a comprehensive statewide strategy to address lead contamination.

For the first time this year, the JWW Conference features afternoon breakout sessions! Sessions will cover lead in… https://t.co/GDbs6IzmKL
RT @chrissturm2: Andy Kricun of CCMUA and @JerseyWaterWrks promotes the opportunities for utility peer sharing to improve water serv… https://t.co/eCyMy288lq
RT @pamgreentrain: Looking forward to the Jersey Water Works Conference on Dec 13 to hear experts and thought leaders on the critical… https://t.co/4dB9EDZUvN
Register today for the JWW conference on Dec. 13 and join those who care about water and the infrastructure that de… https://t.co/NnfkLPzw7n

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.

Join Us at the Fifth Annual Jersey Water Works Conference!

Featured Highlights & Progress

Jersey Water Works Lead in Drinking Water Task Force Releases Recommendations for Lead-Free Drinking Water, Joined by Governor Murphy

What's Happening Near You?

Where are all the lead service lines in New Jersey?

How can the Water Quality Accountability Act (WQAA) become a national model for achieving excellent water infrastructure?

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