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October 18, 2024 Fayetteville, N.C.- Today the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced that Fayetteville PWC (PWC) is a U.S. Department of Energy Awardee and will receive a multi-million dollar matching grant to install new software and advanced technologies to improve electric reliability for customers. The mission of the Energy Department is to ensure America’s […]
READ MORE »October 14, 2024 Fayetteville Technical Community College will join Fayetteville State University and the Fayetteville Public Works Commission in a collaborative effort to create a foundation for new green-economy jobs with a $900,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. The $900,000 grant was awarded to Fayetteville State University (FSU) for the establishment of a […]
READ MORE »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 […]
READ MORE »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 […]
READ MORE »Sept. 11, 2024 The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) is one of 17 public power communities across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia to receive 2023 Public Power Awards of Excellence. Presented by ElectriCities of North Carolina, the awards reflect PWC’s commitment to continuously providing outstanding electric service to the community. Public Power Awards of […]
READ MORE »PWC’s annual Wastewater Collections and Treatment Systems Annual Performance Report for July 2023 – June 2024 is now available online.
READ MORE »When it is cold outside, south-facing windows are awesome. They help keep the entire house snug and warm and let in tons of light. In fact, south-facing windows are best for lighting your home with natural, energy-efficient daylight. These windows let in the light all day long, and don’t have as many problems with glare […]
READ MORE »If you own a plug-in electric vehicle (or want to buy one), Fayetteville PWC makes it easy to keep your vehicle charged and ready to hit the open road. PWC’s Whole Home and Whole Business rates might help you save money while charging your vehicle at home or business. The optional rate includes a Super […]
READ MORE »With the summer sun beating down, you might be thinking of installing solar panels to help lower your energy cost. Whether you are a homeowner wanting to install solar panels, or a renter looking to participate in the community solar program, PWC puts the “able” in “Renewable”. Depending on the size of your solar panels, […]
READ MORE »PWC is recognizing every employee who keeps our sewer system flowing smoothly with the second-annual “Wastewater Professionals Day” held on the second Wednesday of every August. Our wastewater professionals are on the front line of environmental defense. They have a challenging job and work hardevery day to ensure wastewater is safely treated and returned to […]
READ MORE »As of July 1st, PWC’s emergency number, 877-OUR-PWC1, is no longer in use. You can report emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week using our Customer Service number, 910-483-1382. Please note, high call volume due to large power outages and other emergencies may result in a busy signal. Non-emergency requests can be submitted […]
READ MORE »Once a disaster hits, you won’t have time to shop for supplies, so prepare your supply kit in advance and make sure everyone knows where it’s kept. FEMA recommends having enough emergency supplies to last 72 hours (3 days). Items can be assembled over time but check every six months for things that need to […]
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READ MORE »Fayetteville, N.C.- Fayetteville Public Works Commission’s (PWC) Chief Operations Officer for the Water Resources Division, Mick Noland and Chief Financial Officer, Rhonda Haskins, have announced their intent to retire, effective January 1, 2025. “Over the years, PWC has led in delivering safe, reliable, cost-effective services to our customers by maintaining strong leadership across our organization,” […]
READ MORE »FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, July 19, 2024 Fayetteville, N.C.- The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) has been awarded $30 million in state and federal funding to support PWC’s construction of a Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC) facility for the treatment of PFAS chemicals. In addition, PWC will also be receiving $1 million in support of Operation […]
READ MORE »Fayetteville, N.C.- The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) hosted a tour of the Hoffer Water Treatment Facility on July 8, 2024 for Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), DEQ staff members, State Senator Val Applewhite, Mayor Mitch Colvin, County Commission Chairman Glenn Adams, and executive staff members for the city and […]
READ MORE »Fayetteville, NC- The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) recently received national recognition for financial reporting with two awards from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA). The first award was for the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award, the highest form of recognition given for governmental budgeting by the GFOA. This is the 29th consecutive time PWC has […]
READ MORE »Fayetteville, N.C.- Twelve lineworkers from the Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) are leaving on June 1st to spend two weeks to help build electric infrastructure within the Navajo Nation. In this region on the country, there are thousands of families whose homes have never had electricity. This is the second year that PWC workers have […]
READ MORE »PWC water customers are reminded to follow the year round Odd-Even schedule for outdoor watering. Click here to learn more
READ MORE »Get information about severe incidents by signing up for the County’s Cumberland Alerts notification system. The Cumberland Alerts system provides you with critical information related to incidents such as severe weather, evacuations, protective actions, etc. You will receive time-sensitive messages wherever you specify, such as your home, mobile or business phones, email address, text messages and more. […]
READ MORE »PWC’s Fleet Maintenance Department has been recognized for outstanding operations by the National Association of Fleet Administrators with their Top 100 Fleets in America Award for the second year in a row. PWC ranks as #26, up from #30 last year. NAFA’s 100 Best program identifies and encourages the ever-increasing levels of performance improvement and […]
READ MORE »The best time to prepare for a hurricane is before hurricane season begins on June 1. It is vital to understand your home’s vulnerability to storm surge, flooding, and wind. Here is your checklist of things to do BEFORE hurricane seasons begins. Download checklists and more free resources from weather.gov. Be sure to visit PWC’s […]
READ MORE »For the second year in a row, the PWC Procurement Department has earned the North Carolina Association of Governmental Purchasing’s (NCAGP) Sustained Professional Purchasing Award. PWC is one of just 16 agencies throughout North Carolina to receive this distinguished recognition. In order to be given this award, PWC had to demonstrate excellence in the following […]
READ MORE »On Apr. 17, 2024, the United Way of North Carolina presented their Spirit of N.C. Awards to organizations from around the state who not only demonstrated excellence in their United Way campaign but are building a philanthropic culture community-wide. PWC earned this year’s award for Impactful and Engaging Campaign Event or Activity – a Meal […]
READ MORE »On Apr. 12, 2024, PWC and Cumberland County announced a partnership to expand PWC’s current water system to provide drinking water to the Gray’s Creek Water and Sewer District. This partnership will help address the widespread GenX contamination of groundwater throughout the county. The collaboration underscores a commitment from both organizations to safeguarding public health […]
READ MORE »On Apr. 10, 2024 at the P.O. Hoffer Water Treatment Facility, PWC was proud to host U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan’s announcement of the first-ever national, legally enforceable drinking water standard to protect communities from exposure to harmful per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as ‘forever chemicals.’ This final rule represents the […]
READ MORE »PWC’s top priority is providing safe, high-quality drinking water that meets or exceeds all current regulatory standards. We are committed to continued advocacy to prevent PFAS from being discharged into our source water so that we can eliminate the exposure and financial burden for our customers. It has been well reported that the predominant source […]
READ MORE »PWC’s P.O. Hoffer and Glenville Lake Water Treatment Facilities have been recognized by the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) with 2022 Area Wide Optimization Program (AWOP) awards. Clean water is fundamental to everyone’s health, and for safeguarding against illness. Meeting the AWOP requirements is another way PWC demonstrates its commitment to providing safe, high […]
READ MORE »While windows only take up approximately 8% of the surface of your home’s exterior, they account for about 45% of the heat gain or loss – meaning window performance can have a big impact on the comfort and efficiency of your home. With many different incentives to take advantage of, now is a great time […]
READ MORE »During their annual awards ceremony on Jan. 30, 2024, the Greater Fayetteville Chamber recognized PWC with their 2024 Excellence in Innovation Award. This prestigious award is designed to honor organizations or businesses that have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to innovation, pushing the boundaries of creativity and problem-solving. This award also celebrates those who have made […]
READ MORE »Providing reliable service is fundamental to everything we do at PWC. Our electricity reliability is among the best in the nation, and we’re proud of that as Public Power Provider. However, outages do happen once in a while and they can be frustrating when they do. Remember, we do everything we can to prevent them. However, before assuming the […]
READ MORE » READ MORE »Property owners should know that there may be easements and rights-of-way located on your property and if so, there are restrictions associated with them. Easements and rights-of-way vary in size and have different usage and maintenance guidelines, based on the type of utility line located within the area. Get the facts on rights-of-way and easements […]
READ MORE »Be aware & be wary! Scammers will try to take advantage of you in a variety of ways. Utility customers are no exception. PWC is raising awareness and educating customers about scams to help protect you and your family. Please share this information and remember you can always contact PWC at (910) 483-1382 when you […]
READ MORE »Old or unwanted medicines should never be flushed down the toilet or any drain. Knowing how to properly dispose of medicines helps protect you and the environment, including our drinking water supply: Click here to learn more You can discard your unused and expired medication, year round, at the permanent Operation Medicine Drop boxes located […]
READ MORE »January 24, 2024 Three employees from the Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) were recently recognized by the North Carolina Waterworks Operators Association (NCWOA) for their commitment and dedication to water quality. PWC employees serve a vital role in providing drinking water that meets and exceeds state and federal standards for water quality. This year’s recipients […]
READ MORE »Be sure to check out our Smart Thermostat Incentive Program.
READ MORE »As temperatures drop and winter storms blow through, make sure you’re aware of your surroundings whenever venturing outside. It’s not uncommon for heavy winds, snow, and ice to bring down power lines and utility poles. If you come in contact with a downed power line, be sure to stay at least 35 feet back, which […]
READ MORE »Make sure your family is prepared before disaster strikes. The time to prepare is now! Learn how to get a kit, make a plan, stay informed and protect your home. Emergency Information Source: Plan. Prepare. Stay Informed. | Ready NC
READ MORE » READ MORE »Showering is an important part of the day—and one of the leading ways Americans use water in the home, accounting for nearly 17 percent of indoor water use. Every time you take a shower, you also use energy to heat the water to your showerhead. But you can shower better by replacing your old showerhead […]
READ MORE » READ MORE »When planning out home projects and brainstorming items that you’d like to upgrade in your home, a new water heater likely isn’t at the top of your list. Despite the fact that we use it every day for many purposes, your water heater is out of sight and out of mind – that is, until […]
READ MORE »Our community depends on a reliable supply of safe drinking water for our health and economy. During the week of Sept. 24, we join with other water utilities in observing Source Water Protection Week. You can also help in preserving this invaluable resource for present and future generations. Together, we can make a lasting impact. […]
READ MORE »Duke’s Root will be treating sanitary sewer mains for root intrusions in various locations throughout the FPWC sanitary sewer collection system beginning on August 29, 2023 and continuing through the end of June 2024. Duke’s (formerly Hydrostructures, PA) will begin cleaning sanitary sewer mains and performing CCTV inspections in various locations throughout our service area […]
READ MORE »Generators can be essential during disasters and emergencies to keep our life going. But, because their use is not so frequent, we often overlook the necessary safety measures that should be routine. Any safety breach may lead to several dangerous consequences, including death. These consequences are avoidable if we follow some essential generator safety tips to keep ourselves […]
READ MORE »Before use, learn about the potential dangers associated with portable generators, such as their production of carbon monoxide (CO). CO is an odorless, colorless, and tasteless poisonous gas that is called the “silent killer” because it is virtually undetectable without the use of technology like CO alarms. Follow these tips to generate power AND safety […]
READ MORE » READ MORE »Stay informed about electric outages with Electric Outage Map. You can view near real-time details about what’s going on in our electric service area. Bookmark the map on your smartphone and computer today.
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