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🚰💧🏗️ Every day, NYC’s water rate payers are making DEP’s infrastructure upgrades possible, not to mention the delivery of a billion gallons of the very best tap water around. Tune in virtually to the water board’s rate proposal for FY27 on 6/2 at 11am: https://on.nyc.gov/49rUvDX
05/29/2026
Today, Commissioner Garcia and Deputy Mayor for Operations Julia Kerson celebrated 100 years of fresh, clean Catskills water and announced the completion of a $568 million upgrade to the Gilboa Dam at Schoharie Reservoir that will help keep that delicious water flowing for another 100 years!
05/29/2026
Engineer Ashley Perez is working on the Gateway to , an innovative underground system designed to capture nearly 1 million gallons of stormwater annually. She’s happy the project will not only reduce flooding but ALSO add new public spaces for the community to enjoy!
05/28/2026
Today, we unveil “Salvatore and Eric DelleCave Way” to honor the late father-and-son team who together dedicated almost 70 years of service to NYC. From maintaining critical infrastructure to supporting first responders on 9/11, we are proud to recognize their legacy.
05/28/2026
Out of the Archives: Construction framed by a diversion tunnel that would reroute the Neversink River until work on the Neversink Dam was done. While the stream control works were largely finished in 1942, the year this photo was taken, the project was put on hold due to building material shortages during WWII. Restarted in 1946, it was done by 1954. Neversink water travels to Rondout Reservoir before heading into the Delaware Aqueduct toward NYC.
May 28, 1942.
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05/27/2026
🚰💧🏗️ Every day, NYC’s water rate payers are making DEP’s infrastructure upgrades possible, not to mention the delivery of a billion gallons of the very BEST TAP WATER around. Tune in virtually to the water board’s rate proposal for FY2027 on 6/2 at 11am: https://on.nyc.gov/49rUvDX
They say you should never read your own reviews, but when you're a drop of the very best tap water in the business, you’ve got nothing to worry about! http://nyc.gov/waterquality
05/26/2026
Haven’t been this thirsty since 1999.
05/26/2026
The Water Board decides the water rate for NYC and will hold in-person public hearings in all five boroughs for the proposed FY27 rate. Find out more here: https://on.nyc.gov/4d7s9kA
is the unofficial kickoff of another NYC summer! So grab the classic accessory to any of your plans, a reusable bottle of delicious NYC tap water!🚰💧
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