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For our customers’ convenience, PWC has extended its call-in hours for our Customer Service Call Center. Hours of Operations are now Monday-Friday from 7am-8pm, excluding holidays.
The HOPE Program is now accepting applications. $117 million is available for this effort, which is part of the previous announcement from the Governor that $175 million would be allocated to rental and utility assistance. In general terms, renters in the state who meet the income requirements and who have been economically impacted as a […]
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Check out our 1st Virtual PWC Day hosted by Your Hometown Utility! We’re showing how we are Community Powered for Public Power Week with a virtual tour of PWC. Virtual PWC Day Glenville Lake Water Treatment Facility Glenville Lake’s Lab Glenville Lake – A Perfect View P.O. Hoffer Water Treatment Facility Turning Dirty Water […]
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The public is asked to provide comments on Fuquay-Varina’s Proposed Inter basin transfer (IBT) from the Cape Fear River basin to the Neuse River basin. This public comment period is a preliminary step in Fuquay-Varina’s IBT request. As a community dependent on the Cape Fear River for our water and impacted by inter basin transfers, […]
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Don't let ductwork issues drive up your utility costs! If you're making home improvements, get details on PWC's Ductwork Incentive Program. You can earn a $200 bill credit for replacing old, inefficient ductwork. Visit our website for how to apply: www.faypwc.com/ductwork-incentive-program/
Become more familiar with the Falcon Children's Home's Harvest Train Program, hosted each year on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. The Harvest Train helps support the institution, but more importantly, ministers to the children who come through their doors. Here are details on how you get Abroad the Harvest Train: harvesttrain.com/
Public Meeting on The Town of Fuquay Varina inter basin water transfer request
There is no reason that the cities and towns downstream on the Cape Fear River Basin should fund the growth of Fuquay-Varina. They need to build their own water treatment facility and discharge clean water back into the Cape Fear River Basin. We are dealing with the GenX situation and cannot afford to pull water out of the Cape Fear River Basin. Fuquay-Varina should find its own growth and build their own water facilities. Cary, NC has already pulled too much water out of the Cape Fear River Basin so they can water their fancy lawns.
The B Everett Jordan dam was touted as flood control. It has now become a way for our upstream “friends” to hold everyone downstream hostage.
A little hard to hear
Meeting at Cross Creek Mall. Give your feedback at the meeting or online by Nov 20
PWCs Mick Noland speaking now
Meeting is one of 3 hosted by Fuquay Varina and NC DEQ
Outside presentation makes it hard to view the slides- sorry
#ImagineADayWithoutWater ... No water to drink, or wash your hands with. Unable to shower, use the toilet, or do laundry. Hospitals would close. Firefighters can't put out fires. Protect our future water supply by attending and sharing feedback at TONIGHT's (Oct. 21) public meeting in regards to the Town of Fuquay-Varina's request to remove water from the Cape Fear River Basin. www.faypwc.com/fuquay-varina-seeks-input-on-interbasin-water-transfer-request/
No I don't want too
Don't let ductwork issues drive up your utility costs! If you're making home improvements, get details on PWC's Ductwork Incentive Program. You can earn a $200 bill credit for replacing old, inefficient ductwork. Visit our website for how to apply: www.faypwc.com/ductwork-incentive-program/
Become more familiar with the Falcon Children's Home's Harvest Train Program, hosted each year on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. The Harvest Train helps support the institution, but more importantly, ministers to the children who come through their doors. Here are details on how you get Abroad the Harvest Train: harvesttrain.com/
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