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The Cities of Service Prepared Together program is giving three of New Jersey's CSO communities -- Hoboken, Jersey City, and Newark -- a chance to address stormwater runoff issues and build stronger, more resilient neighborhoods.

Legislators at Third Task Force Hearing Seek Solutions

A new report released by NRDC on Jan. 17 begins to shed some light on the largely hidden loss of drinking water across New Jersey.

Jersey Water Works Green Infrastructure Committee issues design recommendations.

New Jersey's water infrastructure is too big a problem for any one organization to fix, so lots of them decided to tackle it together.

Special statement from Jersey Water Works Steering Committee highlights new online resource on lead for New Jersey's residents and demonstrates commitment to help educate on lead to keep our children safe.

The New Jersey delegation to the One Water Summit in Atlanta shares what they learned about innovative ways to integrate water management, reduce costs, partner and build broad public support for investment in upgraded water infrastructure.

Understanding climate impacts will exacerbate the country’s aging water infrastructure, the U.S. EPA has developed tools that address challenges including highlighting actions taken by the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority.

Learn about what combined sewer overflow operators are doing to notify the public of overflow events and what New Jersey operators are doing to meet a July 1 permit deadline.

Gloucester City, Jersey City, and Perth Amboy will receive technical assistance and engineering support services to design innovative, financeable projects that reduce combined sewer outflows (CSOs) while also making neighborhoods and downtowns better places to live, work, and invest.