Boston Water and Sewer Commission
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The official Bluesky account of the Boston Water and Sewer Commission. Boston is home to New England’s oldest and largest water and sewer system, which are owned, maintained and operated by BWSC.
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This week is Fire Prevention week. One of the best ways for BWSC to keep up with fire safety is to keep our thousands of hydrants running smoothly incase of an emergency. Find hydrants near you! bwsc.org/environment-...
Big thank you to @fire.boston.gov for your commitment to keeping Boston safe.
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With the heavy rain this morning, BWSC crews will be positioned in low-lying and problematic areas throughout Boston for immediate response.
To report flooding, contact Operations at 617-989-7900
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Earlier this week BWSC staff visited Simmons University for the unveiling of the Bioswale at the corner of Avenue Louis Pasteur and Fenway! A Bioswale is an innovative way to manage stormwater & cut down on pollutants before they go down the catchbasin. Read more here: www.bwsc.org/environment-...
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Tonight at sunset is the start of Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism. BWSC wishes those who observe it peace and fulfillment.
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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 careers-bwsc.icims.com/jobs/1169/co... Find all other job openings at bwsc.org/about/careers
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First leaves falling already? Whether you rake leaves or use it for a natural fertilizer to help soil maintain moisture. Keep them out of catch basins, it is important to keep catch basins clear, so stormwater has a place to go!
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Planning on showing your creative side at Massq Ball 25 October 4th in the Arnold Arboretum? The Water Truck will be attendance keeping you hydrated while you take in nature and art! Interested? Learn more here: www.massqball.com
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On Monday, we visited the John D O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science, we are starting the school year off right talking about how stormwater leads directly to local waterways and why it is important to keep catch basins clear!
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This past weekend the Water Truck was at City Hall Plaza for a thrilling time at the Boston Rodeo. Bucking broncos are not what you expect to see in downtown Boston! Thank you for inviting us to keep everyone hydrated!
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Tonight at sunset marks the start of Rosh Hashanah, to those who celebrate enjoy the New Year 5786 with friends and family!
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Today we are at 2025 New England Public Works Expo with our new truck the STETCO 950. It’s here to clean catch basins more efficiently! Expect to see more soon!
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It was great to see everyone for Open Streets Dorchester Sunday! Our Water Truck keep everyone (and their pets!) hydrated throughout the day. We will have our truck in Mattapan next month for the next Open Street. www.boston.gov/departments/...
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September 15th is the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month and the Boston Public Library has you covered with events all over the City during the month. Check out an event or a good book to celebrate here: www.bpl.org/hispanic-her...
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Have a lazy Sunday planned? This would be a great time to get you or someone you know signed up on our Senior discount. BWSC offers 30% off the Water, Sewer and Stormwater portion of the bill. You can fill out the application here: www.bwsc.org/sites/defaul...
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Last night BWSC staff and Water Truck attended Lyndon Pilot School’s Welcome Back Picnic at Fallon Field in #Roslindale. Thank you for inviting us and best of luck to all the students starting the school year!
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September is National Preparedness Month! Did you know, BWSC works 24/7? Whether it's day or night, rain or shine, we have crews keeping Boston’s water clean and flowing! Wearing a hardhat of course!
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Providing safe drinking water is a top priority of BWSC. BWSC has a FREE lead pipe replacement program for Boston property owners. This will cover the service line which runs from the water main in the street to the water meter in your home or business. 617-989-7888. www.bwsc.org/.../lead-rep...
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Stormwater management is major component of BWSC daily work, from cleaning catch basins to planning the best ways to reducing flooding. You can read more about our stormwater programs here: www.bwsc.org/news-and-eve...
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Interested in working for BWSC? We're looking for a Project Engineer! Use the link to check out the job and apply: careers-bwsc.icims.com/jobs/1166/pr... Find all other job openings at bwsc.org/about/careers
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Boston Water and Sewer Commission Headquarters (980 Harrison Ave) will be closed today, Monday, September 1st, 2025 in observance of Labor Day. For 24-hour emergency service, please call (617) 989-7900.
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Got plans for Labor Day weekend? Why not make a stop at one of these events for a free refill on us? Bring a refillable water bottle, hope to see you there!
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With summer vacation winding down, BWSC got out the SJP2CA-Lower Mills’ Back to School event! ✏️Our table was helping set up students for success this year, while the Water Truck delivered great tasting tap water!
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Boston Water and Sewer Commission Headquarters (980 Harrison Ave) will be closed Monday, September 1st, 2025 in observance of Labor Day. For 24-hour emergency service, please call (617) 989-7900.
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This weekend BWSC employees and the Water Truck got out to Neponset Day! The work we do along with the Neponset River Watershed Association is helping to keep our local waterways clean! Check out more of their work here: neponset.org