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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05/12/23May 2023 Committee Updates
In January 2023, the JWW committees decided on their annual work plans. Learn about the progress that has been made so far.READ ARTICLE#Affordability, #Climate Resilience, #Community Engagement and Partnerships, #Data, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater Management, #Lead, #Smart CSO Control Plans, #Workforce -
05/11/23NJDEP Launches Interactive Dashboard to Provide Regularly Updated Information on Water Infrastructure Investments
JWW Co-Chair Andy Kricun is quoted in this NJDEP press release announcing the launch of The New Jersey Water Infrastructure Spending Dashboard, an interactive data visualization tool that demonstrates the amount of funding that has been awarded for clean and drinking water projects for Fiscal Year 2023.READ ARTICLE#Data, #Paying for Water InfrastructureOpen NJDEP Press Release in a new tabSOURCE
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01/31/23New Jersey’s Capital Investment: A JerseyWaterCheck Data Story
In the past, the total annual amount of capital invested into our utilities statewide was unknown. Now, thanks to data collected by the state, we have a more precise notion of which drinking water capital projects are being undertaken and whether the infrastructure funding available will be adequate.READ ARTICLE#DataSOURCE
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09/21/22We Need Your Help! Utilities Called to Participate in Jersey WaterCheck’s Survey in collaboration with Jersey Water Works Lead in Drinking Water Taskforce
With the federal funding for water infrastructure coming in, we urge utilities to provide us with robust data, which will help us to take advantage of this critical moment in time and to make the collective case for continued investment in these vital systems.READ ARTICLE#Data, #Lead -
07/06/22Award-Winning Map Shows Water-Related Environmental Justice Issues in New Jersey
Guest blog post on how the NJ Water Risk and Equity Map can be used to understand water and equity issues in New Jersey.READ ARTICLE#DataOpen Drew Curtis, Pablo Herreros Cantis, Bill Cesanek, Rachel Dawn Davis, Amy Goldsmith, and Andrew Tabas in a new tabSOURCE
Drew Curtis, Pablo Herreros Cantis, Bill Cesanek, Rachel Dawn Davis, Amy Goldsmith, and Andrew Tabas
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03/01/21Jersey WaterCheck Frequently Asked Questions
Jersey WaterCheck was created by Jersey Water Works, a collaborative working to improve water infrastructure in New Jersey. Jersey WaterCheck was designed to help people understand and connect to their water and wastewater systems and to measure key parts of our state’s water infrastructure. By putting all this information in one place, Jersey WaterCheck can help New Jersey residents, decision makers, and water system managers understand the ...LEARN MORE#Data,#Drinking Water,#Lead,#WastewaterPRODUCT OF
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08/24/20Water Needs through 2040 for New Jersey Public Community Water Supply Systems
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) contracted with Rutgers-The State University of New Jersey to estimate water demands in New Jersey for each Public Community Water Supply system to the year 2040. This report was prepared for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Division of Water Supply & Geoscience by Daniel J. Van Abs, PhD, PP/AICP, Rutgers University, in 2018. "Water Needs through 2040 for New ...LEARN MORE#Data,#Paying for Water Infrastructure -
03/28/19Fact Sheet: Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)
This fact sheet, Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS), provides an introduction to PFAS chemicals, their uses, potential risks, major sources in the environment, occurrence in New Jersey’s public water systems, regulatory developments, remediation information, and links to additional resources. It was published in March 2019. To educate stakeholders on problems and solutions and to empower stakeholders in the planning and management of ...LEARN MORE#Community Engagement and Partnerships,#Data,#Drinking WaterPRODUCT OF
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11/20/18How Americans Relate to Water: A Qualitative Study
Americans are increasingly asked to make important decisions about managing our collective water resources. To do so, The Water Main believes that people need both Water IQ, an understanding of key issues, and Water EQ, a personal connection to water. How do Americans relate to water? To shed light on that question, The Water Main conducted this national study, How Americans Relate to Water: A Qualitative Study, that asked Americans just that. ...LEARN MORE#Data,#Drinking Water -
07/16/18Informing, Improving, and Expanding Water Quality and Financing through Advanced Data Management
Over the past three decades, billions of federal, state, and local dollars have been deployed to support water infrastructure projects and other programs that reduce point and nonpoint sources of pollution to the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. The University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center examined the trends that emerged in terms of project characteristics that drive successful outcomes and identified gaps in how funders ...LEARN MORE#Data,#Paying for Water Infrastructure
