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Are you prepared for a water emergency?
In the wake of the recent power outage at our Potomac Water Filtration Plant, Maryland Secretary of Emergency Management Russell Strickland joined us for today's #ImagineADayWithoutWater press conference to emphasize the importance of being prepared before an emergency occurs.
Store at least one gallon of water per person per day for three days, and don’t forget the pets!
Learn more: wsscwater.com/prepare
Every day, dedicated water utility employees work behind the scenes to keep safe, reliable drinking water flowing, often without the recognition they deserve.
On #ImagineADayWithoutWater, Maryland Secretary of the Environment (@MDEnvironment) Serena McIlwain shared a special message of appreciation for those who work tirelessly to protect public health and ensure our communities have water when they need it.
“Everyone can play a role in keeping our communities safe, as you prepare for a water emergency, or any kind of emergency, be sure to talk to your family and neighbors who may need your assistance.”
- Prince George’s County Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department (@PGFDNews) Deputy Chief David Wilson.
#ImagineADayWithoutWater
#BePrepared
"For Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service, water is essential. It is critical to firefighting, emergency response, public health, and the overall safety of the communities we serve, we may not be able to prevent every man-made and natural disruption, but we can prepare for them. By working together—our emergency responders, water utility, community partners, and residents—we can better protect our community when it matters most."
- Montgomery County Fire (@mcfrs) Chief Corey Smedley
#ImagineADayWithoutWater
#BePrepared
Today is #ImagineADayWithoutWater 💧
Reliable water service doesn’t happen by chance. It takes continued investment in the critical infrastructure that delivers safe, clean drinking water to our 1.9 million customers every day.
On #ImagineADayWithoutWater, we’re highlighting the importance of investing in and strengthening our water infrastructure to ensure a safe, reliable and resilient water supply for generations to come.
Interested businesses—join us for an early look at the upcoming AMI Turnkey Solution project.
Get insights into the full deployment effort, key service needs, and opportunities to collaborate.
Don’t miss your chance to engage early and explore potential partnerships!
Register: bit.ly/3TFMEhs
Our offices are closed today.
Self-service options to pay your bill and manage your account are available at wsscwater.com/self-service.
Our emergency crews remain on duty 24/7.
Report water main breaks anytime at 301-206-4002 or [email protected].
💜 We’re proud to be out in the community this morning supporting the 7th Annual Prince George’s County #PurpleBikeRide in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
We’re honored to stand alongside our community to raise awareness and show support for survivors of domestic violence.
If you’re here, stop by our table and say hello!
Need help paying your water and sewer bill?
Our Financial Assistance Guide makes it easier to find programs that may help. Try it now: wsscwater.com/fa-guide
Is water part of your emergency kit?
Be prepared! Keep at least one gallon of water per person, per day for three days.
And don’t forget extra water for your pets! 🐾
Commercially bottled water is best for emergency storage.
Pleased to join our partners @dcwater in Tobytown this evening to discuss Potomac Interceptor repairs, connect with residents and answer questions.
We shared our emergency response plans and how we continue coordinating with regional partners to safeguard every sip.
Important to note, NO sewer spill has occurred, and drinking water remains safe.
WSSC Water Restaura Completamente la Energía Dentro de la Planta de Filtración de Agua Potomac
La Planta Continúa Produciendo Agua Potable Segura para Satisfacer las Necesidades de los Clientes
Lea para mas informacion: bit.ly/477uPuF
WSSC Water Fully Restores Power Inside Potomac Water Filtration Plant
Plant Continues Producing Safe Drinking Water to Meet Customer Needs
Read More: bit.ly/4jazJ1k
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Thank you to the @IWLA_org Rockville Chapter for inviting Katie Foreman, Water Resources Protection Division Manager to speak at last night’s general membership meeting.
Katie shared information about Secure the Source, a regional effort to identify a secondary water supply for the Potomac River.
💧DYK? More than five million people across Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., rely on the Potomac River for their drinking water. 👀 Watch our latest video to learn why securing a backup supply is so important.
#SecureTheSource