IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT LEAD IN YOUR DRINKING WATER

Passaic Valley Water Commission found elevated levels of lead in drinking water in some homes/buildings. Lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and children 6 years and younger. Please read the following notice closely to see what you can do to reduce lead in your drinking water

Changes to the Levine Reservoir will impact your water rates.  Tell us what you want.  Take our survey and share your preferences about the Levine Reservoir.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR DRINKING WATER – Tests Showed Coliform Bacteria in North Arlington Water

At this time, PVWC has NOT issued any water restriction advisories. We are continuously monitoring the weather as well as the water quality. If there are any changes regarding water restrictions, we will notify the public immediately. However on September 24, 2015 the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection issued

PVWC‬ is currently experiencing technical difficulties and can not accept any credit card payments over the phone. Our payment website to pay by e-check or credit card is also currently unavailable. At this time PVWC is only accepting checks and money orders at our payment window. PVWC has stopped delinquency

The Passaic Valley Water Commission is committed to providing our customers with high quality water and service. As part of our on-going improvement program, we are cleaning, lining, testing and disinfecting approximately 2,600 linear feet of 6-inch diameter water mains along Bond Pl, Belmont Ave, Union Pl, Renner Pl, and

The Passaic Valley Water Commission is committed to providing our customers with high quality water and service. As part of our on-going improvement program, we are cleaning, lining, testing and disinfecting approximately 14,900 linear feet of 6 and 8-inch diameter water mains along Greglawn Drive, Staudtmauer Drive, Avondale Avenue, Greenlawn

PVWC is having a video done of the Levine Reservoir as part of the ongoing efforts for the replacement of the reservoir with water storage tanks.  On July 21st, PVWC will be meeting our consultant who will be arranging two 8-foot diameter orange weather balloons at the reservoir.  The top

The Passaic Valley Water Commission is committed to providing our customers with high quality water and service. As part of our on-going improvement program, we are replacing approximately 1,900 linear feet of the 6-inch diameter water main along Park Avenue from Schuyler Ave to Rutherford Place.  Work will begin on

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (OR EXTRAORDINARY UNSPECIFIABLE SERVICES) CONTRACTS