July 24, 2018
What’s Next for Jersey Water Works Committees?
Members of the collaborative's four topic committees met to brainstorm and discuss how the One Water concept could be better integrated into their annual work plans.
MoreJune 21, 2018
Expert Opinions: Interview with Andy Kricun, Camden County MUA
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.
MoreJune 15, 2018
Making Ends Meet: A National Dialogue on Water Affordability
Workshop brings community and utility leaders from around the nation together to discuss and find solutions for the growing water affordability crisis.
MoreMay 17, 2018
National Infrastructure Week
Guest blog post by the Honorable Albert Kelly, Mayor of the City of Bridgeton, President of New Jersey Urban Mayors' Association.
MoreMay 8, 2018
Add Your Voice to Infrastructure Week 2018
Organizations and leaders, including JWW members, across New Jersey are uniting around one message: The future won't wait. Neither can we. It's #TimeToBuild.
MoreApril 25, 2018
Water Infrastructure a Major Topic at Assembly’s Budget Hearing for DEP
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.
MoreApril 17, 2018
Water Infrastructure Funding Included in Omnibus Spending Bill
Congress passed a massive $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill which was signed by President Trump on March 23. The omnibus bill includes $21.2 billion for infrastructure spending.
MoreMarch 28, 2018
Survey: New Jersey Residents Name Clean Drinking Water as Top Environmental Priority
Survey shows what New Jerseyans think about water issues.
MoreFebruary 8, 2018
Uncovering Water Infrastructure Solutions in 2018
In this post, guest Michael Darcy, executive director of the New Jersey State League of Municipalities explains why the League is pleased to feature several articles on water infrastructure solutions in the February issue of NJ Municipalities.
MoreJanuary 22, 2018
Finding a natural wastewater solution
The Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association constructed an innovative wetland wastewater treatment system to replace an earlier failed septic system at its Watershed Center in Hopewell Township. The project promotes public education through interpretive signage and an audio tour to explain the wetland to visitors.
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