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Boston is home to New England’s oldest and largest water, sewer and stormwater systems, which are owned, maintained and operated by BWSC.
Boston, MA
Joined March 2015
Interested in working for BWSC? We're looking for a Project Engineer! Use the link to check out the job and apply: Find all other job openings at
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Did you know BWSC offers a 30% discount on water, sewer & stormwater charges for seniors & people with disabilities? If you or someone you know is a senior make sure they are signed up for the discount. Learn more:
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Repairs complete. Water has been restored. Thank you for your patience.
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BWSC crews are in the process of repairing a broken main on Westmount Ave in West Roxbury. Approximately 17 properties are without water service temporarily while repairs continue. Updates to follow.
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Great weather this week to be on the water! We made a trip to Piers Park sailing program, during our presentation we were able to talk about how BWSC help keeps local water ways clean for recreation ⛵ Thank you for inviting for us!
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BWSC crews are repairing a water main on Ashmont Street at Adams Street in Dorchester. Approximately 12 services are without water at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience. Traffic detours in place at the intersection. BPD on scene. Updates to follow.
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Interested in working for BWSC? We're looking for a Construction Site Engineer! Use the link to check out the job and apply. Find all other job openings at
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You’ve seen our cool Water Truck at events across Boston, bringing great tasting water to participants. Did you know you can request it for your event? It’s free! If you have an event in Boston, put in a request here:
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Read all about BWSC’s latest news with our publication Currents! You should be receiving it with your bill soon! If you are paperless or just want to read it now check it out here:
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MWRA’s summer water main valve maintenance program is in full swing, and parts of East Boston will be affected. This work may result in discolored water, but discoloration will be temporary and is not harmful. If the condition persists, please contact BWSC's 24 Hour Service at
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Stormwater management is a major component of BWSC daily work, from cleaning catch basins to planning the best ways to reduce flooding. You can read more about our stormwater programs here:
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During heat emergencies and advisories our Water Truck is traveling around #Boston keeping residents hydrated. From football practice at Harambee Park in Dorchester to Movie Night at Healy Field in Roslindale, stay cool with BWSC!
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During the heat emergency, splash pad and other resources are available through the City. Hydrants are needed for emergency response, do not open fire hydrants. Use the link to find city resources to keep cool near you.
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The heat emergency continues today! Did you know for heat emergencies the water truck is traveling around the city to keep residents hydrated? We recommend you don’t go outside during this extreme weather; but if you do, use the link to see where the truck will be throughout the
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Late sunsets may be leaving us soon, but the heat is here to stay! Mayor Wu has declared a heat emergency for the city of #Boston through Wednesday, with temperatures expected to exceed 90 degrees three days in a row 🥵. Please stay safe and remember to keep cool, avoid being
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Hopefully you have a lazy Sunday, this might be a great time to make the swap from paper bills to E-Bills. Why waste paper when you can get your bill online? BWSC has a faster way to pay our bills through E-Bill, pay your bill on your timeline rather than waiting for it in the
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Planning on changing out the car’s oil this weekend? Keeping your car in top shape is great but the left-over waste is not, make sure to keep it contained! Oils and other car fluids will drain down a catch basin which lead directly to local water ways! #DontDump and help keep
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August is National Dog Month! During this time maybe an extra treat and an extra-long walk! Importantly make sure to #ScoopThePoop! Pet waste left behind will go down a storm drain next time it rains, and storm drains lead directly to local waterways.
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Recently BWSC was invited to the MWRA’s Deer Island Treatment Plant located in the Boston Harbor. BWSC presented to Eastie Farm youth and other attendees about how wastewater is treated at Deer Island. Big thanks to MWRA and our educational coordinator for traveling out to the
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