Water & Sewer | Trenton, NJ

Statement by Mayor Gusciora on Townships Joining the State of New Jersey Lawsuit Against TWW

I read with great interest and concern the letter in lieu of a brief to Mercer County Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy from Elissa Grodd Schragger, Esq., a director and attorney for Hamilton Township. I would like to take this opportunity to present... Read on...
Mayor W. Reed Gusciora Appoints Mark Lavenberg Acting Director of the Department of Water and Sewer

Advancing his commitment to return Trenton Water Works (TWW) to its position as a leading public-water system in the U.S., Mayor W. Reed Gusciora today announced his appointment of Mark Lavenberg as Acting Director of the city’s Department of Water... Read on...
Trenton Water Works Issues 2020 Water Quality Report

Trenton Water Works, the public water system that serves approximately 250,000 consumers in a five-municipality service area in Mercer County, today issued its 2020 Water Quality Report. Read on...
TWW Introduces Online System to Help Customers Manage Their Accounts

Trenton Water Works today announced a new online service that enables its customers to more conveniently manage their accounts, including using additional payment methods, paying TWW bills and setting up payment reminders. Read on...

TWW Temporarily Suspends Some Operations Due to Coronavirus Emergency

Trenton Water Works announced today that it would suspend some of its operations for a period of two weeks, effective Monday, due to the Coronavirus emergency. Read on...
TWW to Inspect Fire Hydrants and Flush Water Mains Throughout Its System

Trenton Water Works will conduct two routine, water-industry-standard procedures in its five-municipality service area in the days ahead: inspection of fire hydrants for optimum fire protection and unidirectional flushing to maintain high water quality. Read on...
Trenton Water Works Rate Ordinance Presentation

On February 18, 2020 the City of Trenton Department of Water & Sewer presented the Fiscal Year 2020 Trenton Water Works Rate Ordinance. Read on...
TWW Mails Lead Service Replacement Confirmations to Thousands of Customers

Nearly 4,000 customers who signed up for the Trenton Water Works $150-million Lead Service Line Replacement Program (LSLRP) will receive a postcard in the mail this week confirming their registration. Read on...