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PWC Crews Responding to NCWaterWARN Mutual Aid Request to Assist Western North Carolina Communities Impacted by Hurricane Helene  

Oct. 9, 2024 In response to the devastating impacts of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, representatives from the Fayetteville Public Works Commission’s Water Resources Division are responding to a Mutual Aid request from NCWaterWARN. WARN stands for Water/Wastewater Agency Response Network. These representatives will be joining other water and wastewater utility workers to help restore drinking […]

PWC Celebrates the Value of Being a Public Power Provider

Fayetteville PWC joins more than 70 public power communities in North Carolina and more than 2,000 across the country in celebrating Public Power Week, the first full week of every October.  Public Power Week is an annual opportunity to shine a light on the value cities and towns that own and operate their electric system […]

Get Ready to Get Wavy!

The City of Fayetteville, PWC, the Arts Council of Fayetteville-Cumberland County, and the Cool Spring Downtown District are thrilled to announce the arrival of a captivating temporary outdoor public art installation. Brace yourselves, Fayetteville—e/motion is coming to downtown! Imagine the simple joy of a seesaw, the mesmerizing movement of water, and the soothing sounds of the […]

FTCC, FSU, & PWC Join in Collaborative Effort to Create New Green-Economy Jobs

LED Seasonal Light Incentive Program Coming in November

Start Saving During National Energy Awareness Month

REMINDER: Time-of-Use Winter Peak Hours Start in November

2024 Fayetteville Minority Enterprise Development Day: Oct. 22

PWC Receives Four Public Power Awards

Annual Wastewater Report Available

Keep Grease, Wipes, & Other Objects Out of the Pipes

South-Facing Windows… a Two-Way Door for Energy Conservation