Attention Paterson Residents – PVWC Replacing Water Main on Paxton Street

In order to provide adequate fire protection to the newly constructed Marshall Street Elementary School, the Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC) will replace the existing water main on Paxton Street with a new main. Work will begin with the installation of the new main and connections to the two water

“Good Morning America” and “Nightline” recently ran a story about utility impostors. In the story, reporters go undercover posing as utility workers to see how many residents will allow them into their homes. Recognizing a PVWC Employee & Vehicle: There are three ways to be sure that someone who says

The Passaic Valley Water Commission is upgrading our water meters in Lodi.  PVWC employees will be going door to door on Saturday March 12th, 2016 between 7:30 am and 4 pm.  The area that PVWC is concentrating on is Farnham Ave, Westminster Pl, Westervelt Pl and Corabelle Ave.  PVWC employees

The Passaic Valley Water Commission is upgrading our water meters in Lodi. PVWC employees will be going door to door on Saturday March 5th, 2016 between 7:30 am and 4 pm. The area that PVWC is concentrating on is Farnham Ave, Westminster Pl, Westervelt Pl and Corabelle Ave. PVWC employees

The Passaic Valley Water Commission is upgrading our water meters in Lodi. PVWC employees will be going door to door on Saturday February 27th, 2016 between 7:30 am and 4 pm. The area that PVWC is concentrating on is Farnham Ave, Westminster Pl, Westervelt Pl and Corabelle Ave. PVWC employees

There are three ways to be sure that someone who says they’re from Passaic Valley Water Commission really is from the Commission: ID Badge All Passaic Valley Water Commission personnel are required to wear a photo ID badge that is clearly visible and to show it to you on request.

PVWC offers lead sample testing free of charge to all of our customers.  To have your water tested, pick up a water sample bottle and instructions at 1525 Main Avenue, Clifton during normal business hours.  For more information about lead visit http://pvwc.com/water-quality/lead-information/

PVWC has released this press release related to lead in drinking water. Please contact our customer service department with any questions.

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.