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Commissioners Scheduled to Vote on More than $80 Million in Contracts to Upgrade Critical Infrastructure and Improve Service Delivery  Meeting Open to the Public & Available via Livestre...

The Average Household Wastes Nearly 10,000 Gallons of Water Annually Due to LeaksIn Case You Missed It: WSSC Water and Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland Recently Launched New Partnership to Assist E...

Watershed Recreation Areas Open from Sunrise to Sundown March 15 – November 30

Get Current 2.0 Program Runs March 1 – June 30 Eligible Customers Receive Up to 50 Percent in Bill Credits and Waived Fees  

CAP Leak Repair Program Focused on Helping Income-Constrained CustomersEligible Customers Can Receive Up To $9,000 Per Year to Fix Plumbing Leaks

Commissioners Scheduled to Vote to Transmit $1.8 Billion Proposed  Fiscal Year 2026 Operating and Capital Budget to Counties   Nearly $40 Million in Contracts to Upgrade Criti...

24th Consecutive Year Earning Premier Rating for Maryland’s Largest Water and Sewer Utility    All Three Rating Agencies Maintain the Utility’s Outlook as Stable   

Meeting Open to the Public & Available via Livestream    

Outcome-Based Operating and Capital Budget Continues Commitment to Protecting Public Health, Enhancing Customer Assistance Programs, Maintaining AAA Bond Rating and Investing in Critical Infrastructur...

$2000/Year ($8,000 max) Scholarships for College Students Majoring in Engineering Fields Vital to the Water SectorWinners Receive Priority Consideration for Paid Summer Internships

Get Current 2.0 Program Runs March 1 – June 30 Eligible Customers Receive Up to 50 Percent in Bill Credits and Waived Fees

Commissioners Scheduled to Vote on:   Second Temporary Water Bill Amnesty Program to Assist Customers with Delinquent Balances  & Approximately $23 Million in Contrac...