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Guest blog from The Times of Trenton detailing the water infrastructure improvement projects Trenton Water Works plans on implementing over the next several years.

The key to any city’s future success is a trusted public education campaign, neighbor to neighbor engagement effort, access to state and local dollars, affordability to homeowners, especially low income residents and seniors, easy and multiple ways to sign up for LSL replacement as well as an extended repayment options.

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.

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.

Survey shows what New Jerseyans think about water issues.

Breadth of final recommendations  to upgrade the state’s drinking water infrastructure demonstrates the power of collaborative action

Workshop explores what the Water Quality Accountability Act means for towns, drinking water systems, and their constituents.

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

Each community in New Jersey has a unique tale as to where its water comes from, how it is delivered, who owns and operates the systems, and its water quality.