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Darsweil Rogers, Public Works Commission Chairman on behalf of the PWC Board In the Fayetteville Observer’s June 1 editorial about efforts to revise the Public Works Commission Charter, we agree that the City Council and PWC should have good discussions about the potential revisions and present a revised Charter to our local delegation that has […]

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Monday, May 23, 2016 PWC Chairman Darsweil Rogers and Fayetteville Mayor Nat Robertson have released a joint public statement in response to Judge Allen Baddour’s ruling in PWC’s request for Declaratory Ruling with regard to the roles and responsibilities of the PWC Commission. “This has been a very detailed and complicated issue and Judge Baddour […]

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PWC 1,4 Dioxane Testing Results-P.O. Hoffer Water Treatment Facility For information on 1, 4 Dioxane: Jason Green, Water Treatment Facility Manager (910) 223-4710   Additional Information Settlement Reached to Protect Cape Fear Basin Water Quality Annual Water Quality Report (pdf) 1, 4 Dioxane Questions and Answers (video) Water Quality & Treatment – The Facts (video) What is […]

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PWC is always looking for innovative ways to improve customer service and increase efficiency. Our Replacement Metering Project will do just that by replacing old meters with new Advanced Meters. This will enable us to provide a higher level of service and quicker response times. For you, this means a number of benefits including: greater […]

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Fayetteville PWC electric customers in your area will experience a disruption of services related to equipment upgrades on Wednesday, April 7th and Thursday, April 8th. Power will be disrupted from 9:00am to approximately 4:00pm to some customers on the 7th, and again on the 8th to the remaining customers. Maps are attached for each day […]

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Oct 16, 2014 PWC to Ask Court to Clarify Duties & Responsibilities The Fayetteville Public Works Commission, an independent body that manages the electric, water and wastewater utilities for 112,000 customers, will ask a court to issue a declaratory ruling that clarifies its duties and responsibilities. The goal of the filing is to eliminate any […]

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