Data
Data consists of facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis. In order to advance Jersey Water Works’ goals to transform New Jersey’s water infrastructure, we’ve gathered a set of details, measures, reports, results, and data connected to water infrastructure. In a collective impact model the use of data is essential to continuously learn, adapt, and improve.
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06/25/26Are we making progress? Jersey WaterCheck Data Points to Progress and Opportunities
How do we know if New Jersey is making progress in transforming water infrastructure? Since 2013, Jersey Water Works has been convening multiple stakeholders across the water sector with the common purpose of transforming and upgrading the water infrastructure. To track progress and enable continuous learning, Jersey WaterCheck (JWC), the data dashboard Jersey Water Works, was created to highlight New Jersey’s water infrastructure needs and promote investment in related priorities.READ ARTICLE#Data, #Drinking Water, #Paying for Water InfrastructureSOURCE
JWC Blog June 2026 -
12/19/24Water Professionals, Community Advocates, Policymakers, and Industry Leaders Connect
The Tenth Annual Jersey Water Works conference, a gathering of over 200 water professionals, community advocates, and policymakers from diverse backgrounds and regions of New Jersey, took place on December 13, 2024, at The College of New Jersey. The event marked a decade of progress in water management, fostering discussions on key issues and opportunities in the field.READ ARTICLE#Affordability, #Climate Resilience, #Community Engagement and Partnerships, #Data, #Drinking Water, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management, #Lead, #Paying for Water Infrastructure, #Smart CSO Control Plans, #Wastewater, #WorkforceSOURCE
Paula Figueroa-Vega, Jersey Water Works Director -
10/20/24How do you know if your town has lead service lines? Problem pipes are all over N.J.
Environmental data from New Jersey regulators shows that lead service line problems could be in your backyard.READ ARTICLE#Data, #LeadOpen NJ.com in a new tabSOURCE
NJ.com
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12/11/23Improving a Program That Works: Prioritizing New Jersey Water Bank Projects in Disadvantaged Communities
New Jersey Future partnered with the Environmental Policy Innovation Center in producing the report, which analyzes NJWB awards (i.e., low-interest loans and principal forgiveness) over five years and also assesses the underlying policies governing how New Jersey defines disadvantaged communities. The report’s ten recommendations would increase the equity and effectiveness of the NJWB program and ensure that communities with the greatest needs receive adequate assistance.READ ARTICLE#Affordability, #Data, #Paying for Water InfrastructureOpen New Jersey Future and Environmental Policy Innovation Center in a new tabSOURCE
New Jersey Future and Environmental Policy Innovation Center
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10/16/23Water Cycle Series Part 2: Where does your Drinking Water come from? Where does your Waste Water go?
Water Cycle Series: From rainfall to drinking water systems, this series will explore how the natural and built environment impact the water cycle. This entry is the second in a series of blogs to highlight the interconnectedness of water systems. Please follow along as we explore watersheds, drinking and wastewater systems, and the role we all play in the quality of our water and the health of our communities!READ ARTICLE#Data, #Drinking Water, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management, #WastewaterSOURCE
Jyoti Venketraman, Jersey WaterCheck
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02/01/23New Jersey Capital Investment Infographic
This infographic accompanies the guest blog, New Jersey’s Capital Investment: A JerseyWaterCheck Data Story.LEARN MORE#Affordability,#DataPRODUCT OF
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03/19/21An Update on New Jersey Opinions on the State of Our Water Systems, the Environment, and Infrastructure
Jersey Water Works and New Jersey Future today released the results of a survey of 1,176 New Jersey residents that indicate that residents continue to believe that securing clean, safe drinking water should be the top environmental priority for the governor and Legislature. The survey, an abridged follow up to one conducted in 2017, shows that concern about lead in drinking water has remained steady with over three-quarters of the respondents ...LEARN MORE#Community Engagement and Partnerships,#Data,#Drinking Water,#LeadPRODUCT OF
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03/01/21Understanding How the Water Sector is Organized in New Jersey
This document describes the general structure of the water sector in New Jersey, providing background and context for the types of water systems included in Jersey WaterCheck. Specifically, this document explains: How different water systems are classified in New Jersey Which of those systems are included or excluded in Jersey WaterCheck and why How systems in Jersey WaterCheck are classified, if different from the standard nomenclature The ...LEARN MORE#Data,#Drinking Water,#Lead,#Smart CSO Control Plans,#WastewaterPRODUCT OF
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03/01/21Understanding Jersey WaterCheck Data – Metrics
This document lists Jersey WaterCheck metrics by “Communications Category” with: Relevant metric descriptor Survey question (if applicable) Data source Additional contextual information, and data sourceLEARN MORE#Data,#Drinking Water,#Lead,#WastewaterPRODUCT OF
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03/01/21Understanding Jersey WaterCheck Data – Terms and Systems
This document explains the following related to Jersey WaterCheck: Terms used, their definitions, and clarification if they differ from typical industry usage Which “systems” were included/excluded and the basic information provided for each The breakdown of systems based on population servedLEARN MORE#Data,#Drinking Water,#Lead,#WastewaterPRODUCT OF
