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During infrastructure week, Jersey Water Works is joining organizations across the country to recognize progress and leadership at the federal, state and local levels, including celebrating important steps in Perth Amboy, Jersey City and Hoboken.

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.

New Jersey Health Initiatives Director Bob Atkins and Dodge Environment Program Director Margaret Waldock explain why $165,000 in matching grants was awarded to New Jersey Future in support of the new Build It Green Competition.