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Stay up to date on the latest news about current Jersey Water Works initiatives, members, New Jersey’s water infrastructure, and press releases.

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  • 05/17/23

    Fall 2023: Water Workforce Initiative at Hudson County Community College

    If you're looking for a new career and you live in or close to Hudson County, check out this excellent opportunity. You can earn a stipend while completing a 50-hour program that spans eight weeks.
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    #Workforce

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    Paula Figueroa-Vega, Director of Jersey Water Works Collaborative
  • 05/12/23

    May 2023 Committee Updates

    In January 2023, the JWW committees decided on their annual work plans. Learn about the progress that has been made so far.
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    #Affordability, #Climate Resilience, #Community Engagement and Partnerships, #Data, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management, #Lead, #Smart CSO Control Plans, #Workforce
  • 04/25/23

    A Greener New Jersey: Jersey Water Works Member’s Commitment to Green Infrastructure

    During the annual Jersey Water Works Conference, members have the opportunity to announce commitments, which include projects, programs, or resources that aid in advancing JWW’s goals. On April 11, 2023, the Green Infrastructure Committee met and co-chair Rosana Pedra Nobre provided an overview and update on the New York-New Jersey Harbor & Estuary Program’s 2023 commitments.  
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    #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management

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    Patricia Dunkak, JWW Backbone Staff
  • 04/24/23

    MS4 Permit: Watershed Improvement Plan & Public Participation

    The 2023 Tier A Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit issued by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection went into effect on January 1, 2023, and the implementation of its requirements on the local level will help address water quality and stormwater issues. Upgrading and retrofitting New Jersey’s stormwater infrastructure and reducing impervious cover is very important in our highly developed state. 
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    #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management, #Paying for Water Infrastructure

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    Patricia Dunkak, JWW Backbone Staff
  • 04/17/23

    From Federal Dollars to State Investment: Understanding Technical Assistance for Water Systems

    At New Jersey Future’s Planning and Redevelopment Conference in June 2022, New Jersey Commissioner of Environmental Protection, Shawn LaTourette, emphasized the historic funding opportunities for NJ flowing from the federal government and implored attendees, “If you don’t have a grant writer on staff, hire one. If you do have one, hire a second.” LaTourette concluded his remarks by stating his desire for New Jersey to seize the opportunity for federal funding, and to position itself well for any additional rounds of funding.
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    #Paying for Water Infrastructure

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    Diane Schrauth, New Jersey Future
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