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Group will produce report of best practices and recommendations for eliminating lead from drinking water statewide.

The Town of Hammonton and its partners were honored with a 2018 One Water Award for their holistic approach to water management and conservation, including a popular residential rebate program for water-saving devices.

New Jersey Future’s Green Infrastructure Municipal Toolkit Makes a Splash

On a recent tour of Hoboken’s green infrastructure, sponsored by the SWIM Coalition, participants got a close look at the city’s progress on resilience projects.

A new model ordinance will help New Jersey communities curb harmful stormwater runoff that pollutes local waterways and contributes to urban flooding.

New Jersey delegates learn the latest best practices and national trends in water.

NJDEP has posted all required reports on its website, and is inviting public comment.

The report is a culmination of a year-long partnership with the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to improve access to the program's low-cost green infrastructure financing and continues to move the I-Bank into innovative areas of lending beyond traditional "gray" infrastructure.

Interview with Andy Kricun, executive director and chief engineer of the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority and member of the Jersey Water Works Steering Committee.

Department of Environmental Protection Acting Commissioner Catherine McCabe responds to questions on water infrastructure, asset management, and lead in school drinking water during the Assembly Budget Committee's hearing.