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Report shows positive results from more than 300 schools in districts in all areas of the state, but data incomplete

Collaborative praised for its ability to leverage partnerships in efforts to improve water quality.

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.

Reports show that lead has been found in at least one drinking water outlet in 137 public schools in New Jersey. Our interactive map shows where, and how many.

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.

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.

Each combined sewer outfall in New Jersey now has to be labeled with a sign that faces both the land and the water to warn people of the health risks associated with coming into contact with the water after it rains.

Guest blog post by Kevin Whitney of Atlantic County Utilities Authority. A recap of recent discussions on New Jersey’s water infrastructure and supply.

The Jersey Water Works collaborative will focus on optimizing current water system operations and engaging affected communities in water-infrastructure investment decisions.