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  1. TWW Begins Water Storage and Distribution Improvements With the Demolition of Its Prospect St. Site

    Trenton Water Works (TWW) will begin the demolition of two buildings at 942 Prospect Street near the 124-year-old Pennington Avenue Reservoir to prepare the site for constructing two 8-million-gallon concrete storage tanks in the spring of 2024. Read on...
  2. How To Reduce Risks of Legionella Exposure - A TWW H2Open Education Resource

  3. Federal, State, and TWW Personnel Continue Critical Work in the TWW System

    Personnel from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and Trenton Water Works (TWW) continue to execute a monthslong Low-Velocity Water Main Flushing Program announced on April 1. Read on...
  4. Trenton Water Works Temporarily Suspends Residential Shutoffs

    Trenton Water Works has suspended shutting off service to residents who have fallen behind on paying their bills, the water utility announced on Thursday. Read on...
  5. Legionella Mitigation, Updates, and Information for May 5

  1. TWW's Low-Velocity Water Main Flushing Program Is Underway

    Earlier this week, TWW started flushing water mains at a low velocity using specialized equipment throughout its water distribution system, a months-long program intended to raise chlorine in parts of the TWW system to mitigate conditions that promote... Read on...
  2. TWW's Low-Velocity Water Main Flushing Program Begins Next Week

    Trenton Water Works (TWW) announced today that it would begin low-velocity flushing of water mains using specialized equipment throughout its 683-mile water distribution system next week. This activity will continue through May. Read on...
  3. TWW Begins Testing for Legionella Systemwide Using a Method Approved by the NJ Dep of Environmental

    On April 10, led by TWW's Chief Chemist DiAsia Brooks, TWW began systemwide monitoring for Legionella via sampling locations approved by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP). Read on...
  4. TWW, NJDEP, and EPA Teams Are Taking Water Samples for Analysis

    On April 3, several teams comprising personnel from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), and TWW commenced taking and analyzing water samples from hydrants in TWW's service area... Read on...
  5. This Month, TWW Will Execute a Low-Velocity Water Main Flushing Program

    Trenton Water Works (TWW) continues to partner with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH), and the affected local health departments to investigate factors that may be promoting the... Read on...
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