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A lot is happening in the plumbing industry in the month of February. Continue reading our news roundup to learn more about what’s happening in the industry this month.
The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) has made remarkable progress in enhancing the city’s water quality. In February, PWSA celebrated the replacement of its 12,000th lead service line, reinforcing its commitment to removing all residential lead lines by 2027. This initiative not only safeguards public health but has also generated over $16 million in economic benefits for the region.
Check out more here.
Pittsburgh is currently facing a significant plumbing staff shortage, with only one plumber employed to maintain over 200 public water fountains and other essential services. To combat this, the City Council has approved legislation allowing the hiring of external contractors to support the city’s plumbing needs. This move aims to ensure that public amenities remain operational and well-maintained.
If you’re a contractor looking to partner with the city click here.
PWSA remains dedicated to community involvement and transparency. The next board meeting is scheduled for February 28, 2025, from 10:00 to 11:00 AM, providing an opportunity for residents to stay informed about ongoing and upcoming projects. Additionally, a Developer’s Roundtable is set for March 5, 2025, fostering collaboration and discussion on future developments within the city.
Click here for more information and to sign up for these meetings.
Are you experiencing a plumbing emergency? Make sure to contact us, and Super Terry will be on the way!
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