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Jersey Water Works and EPA Region 2 recently released case studies on three New Jersey communities—Hoboken, Highland Park, and Camden—to spread awareness about green streets and their environmental, public health, social, and economic benefits.

A record number of conference attendees gathered to explore equitable solutions for New Jersey's top water challenges in the year ahead.

2019 One Water Award Winners Prioritize Community Involvement, Collaboration in Sustainable Water Management Practices

The partnership between American Water and the City of Camden was honored with a 2019 One Water Award for utilizing effective collaboration with Camden organizations and residents to improve the city’s water challenges.

Western Monmouth Utilities Authority was honored with a 2019 One Water Award for involving the community to train and educate the next generation of the water workforce through establishing its Environmental Professional Development Academy.

Amy S. Greene Environmental Consultants was honored with a 2019 One Water Award for successfully restoring water quality to more than 90 acres of critical wetland along the Pequest River, which will be managed as part of the Kittatinny Valley State Park.

New Jersey delegation attends the One Water Summit in Austin, Texas – which includes several JWW members.

Camden SMART was honored with a 2018 One Water Award for its record of community collaboration, engagement, and education, as well as 49 green infrastructure installations that help manage more than 60 million gallons of stormwater annually.

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.

Former N.J. governors: Group working together to tackle our greatest challenges