Newark Water in the News
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NJDEP releases Environmental Decision Document for Newark's Green Parks Project to Reduce Flooding and Improve Stormwater Management
Click here to read the NJDEP's Environmental Decision Document (EDD) on Newark's Green Parks Project, a green infrastructure initiative that will mitigate flooding and reduce instances of combined sewer overflows.
Newark Breaks Ground on Sal Bontempo Green Infrastructure Project
The Newark Water & Sewer Utility, Mayor Ras J. Baraka, the Municipal Council, and partners broke ground at Sal Bontempo Park, a green infrastructure project that will improve stormwater management and beautify the area with a new and improved green, recreational space.
Featured: Newark is Getting ‘RainReady’ through Stormwater Improvements and Green Infrastructure
Through the RainReady program, Newark is investing in stormwater upgrades to reduce combined sewer overflows and build a more resilient city. *Featured on Page 52 of the American Infrastructure Magazine
Guide for Homeowners: How to Prepare for Heavy Rain Events
Newark homeowners— take these recommended steps to safeguard your home from flooding.
Newark Attends the 2024 Jersey Water Works Conference
Ahead of the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act, Newark attends the 2024 Jersey Water Works Conference at The College of New Jersey to discuss lead line replacement, green infrastructure, and stormwater utilities.
RainReady Community Meetings Near You
Attend a RainReady community meeting near you. We want to hear from you! Dates for Summer 2024 meetings in Newark, NJ.
Newark Water & Sewer and West Ward Community Members Convene to Discuss Green Infrastructure
Newark Water & Sewer engaged with community members at the Unified Vailsburg Services Organization (UVSO) to discuss the impact of the RainReady Newark program on local West Ward neighborhoods.
Newark Announces its ‘RainReady’ Green Infrastructure Program to Increase the City’s Resilience to Flooding and Stormwater
Newark Water and Sewer Director Kareem Adeem formally announced RainReady Newark, a green infrastructure program that increases the City’s resilience to flooding and stormwater.