Addressing Discolored Water Concerns in Clifton

PVWC’s Executive Director Jim Mueller and staff attended the City of Clifton’s Council Meeting on Tuesday, September 20, 2022 to address recent discolored water concerns in parts of Clifton. Mueller gave a presentation to the Mayor and Council of our findings, along with short and long term solutions. PVWC thanks

PVWC has officially broken ground in Prospect Park for its Lead Service Line Replacement Program. PVWC will be inspecting about 75 properties with unknown material and replacing approximating 170 lead service lines, all at no cost to the customer in Prospect Park. PVWC is proud to work closely with Mayor

On September 11th, 2022 PVWC completed the re-flushing of zones 1 – 4 that were affected by the discolored water.  PVWC has decided to expand its regular flushing program in Clifton, to flushing the remaining zones 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  We anticipate all flushing in Clifton

PVWC has completed the continuous flushing in Zones 1 – 4. Customers are encouraged to flush their internal plumbing, by running their cold taps until they run clear. If you are still have issues please call Customer Service at 973-340-4300 and we will further investigate. Water distribution at Clifton’s Senior

*UPDATED 9/11/2022* PVWC has completed the continuous flushing in Zones 1 – 4. Water may be picked up at the Senior Center on Monday, September 12th from 8am – noon Water distribution will end at noon, Monday, September 12th, 2022. If any customers are still having discolored water issues past this

Attention PVWC Paterson Customers: There is an active fire Slater / Marshall St in Paterson. Fire hydrants are being used and there may be some unavoidable water discoloration and low pressure.

As part of ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure, Passaic Valley Water Commission’s contractor, CRJ, will be replacing fire hydrants in North Arlington and Lodi through Friday, September 30, 2022. There may be service disruption as a result of this work and any affected customers will be notified at least 48

(Clifton, N.J. – August 19, 2022) – After more than 2 years of suspending shut off service for delinquent water accounts, Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC) will resume shut offs on August 22, 2022. “Here at Passaic Valley Water Commission, we understand that the global Covid-19 pandemic placed burdens on

At Passaic Valley Water Commission, we understand that the global Covid-19 pandemic placed burdens on families mentally, physically, spiritually & financially. Since NJ’s Moratorium on utility shut offs ended on March 15, 2022, PVWC will begin adding late penalties, final notice fees and shutting off delinquent accounts. PVWC will begin