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08/09/22Affordability of Residential Drinking Water and Sewer Utility Services
An analysis of New Jersey estimates water and sewer costs pose affordability concerns for roughly one-fifth of all households.READ ARTICLE#Affordability, #Drinking Water, #WastewaterSOURCE
Daniel J. Van Abs, PhD, FAICP/PP in collaboration with Tim Evans and Kimberley Irby, NJF -
08/04/22Governor’s Office August Hearings on American Rescue Plan Funding Comments Submitted on behalf of the Jersey Water Works Collaborative
Jersey Water Works co-chairs submitted comments to Governor Murphy to elevate the collaborative's action agenda. The comments were sent to the Governor's Office on August 5.READ ARTICLE
#Paying for Water InfrastructureSOURCE
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07/18/22Critical Connections for Critical Conversations: First In-Person Jersey Water Works Membership Meeting Since 2019 a Huge Success
On July 13, 2022, over one hundred water advocates and members of the JWW collaborative attended the collaborative’s first in-person annual meeting since 2019.READ ARTICLE#Community Engagement and PartnershipsSOURCE
Hannah Reynolds, Communications Specialist -
07/11/22
Latest Information for the JWW Annual Membership Meeting
We are looking forward to seeing you at the Jersey Water Works Membership Meeting: Wednesday, July 13 - 11:30 a.m. Critical Connections for Critical Conversations Transforming New Jersey’s Water Infrastructure Together Kean University North Avenue Academic Building [NAAB] 1000 Morris Ave, Union, NJ 07083 (Main campus address, enter main entrance, follow road to the left) Doors open at 11:30 a.m. and lunch is available from 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 ...READ ARTICLE -
07/06/22Award-Winning Map Shows Water-Related Environmental Justice Issues in New Jersey
Guest blog post on how the NJ Water Risk and Equity Map can be used to understand water and equity issues in New Jersey.READ ARTICLE#DataOpen Drew Curtis, Pablo Herreros Cantis, Bill Cesanek, Rachel Dawn Davis, Amy Goldsmith, and Andrew Tabas in a new tabSOURCE
Drew Curtis, Pablo Herreros Cantis, Bill Cesanek, Rachel Dawn Davis, Amy Goldsmith, and Andrew Tabas