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PWC Transfer to City Above National Average

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 […]

Mayor & PWC Chair Issue Ruling Statement

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 […]

Moody’s Raises Fayetteville PWC Bond Rating to ‘Aa2’

Moody’s Investors Service has raised the bond rating for the Public Works Commission of the City of Fayetteville from ‘Aa3‘ to ‘Aa2’ on PWC’s $150 million outstanding revenue bonds. According to the Moody Report, the Aa2 rating and stable outlook is based on PWC’s continued healthy financial operations with sound fiscal practices, the strong debt […]

The Facts About 1, 4 Dioxane

2026 Monthly 1,4 Dioxane Results** 6/11/26 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 5/12/26 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 4/21/26 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 3/18/26 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 2/18/26 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 1/13/26 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 2025 Monthly 1,4 Dioxane Results** 12/8/25 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 11/19/25 BQL* Below <1 ug/L 10/14/25 BQL* Below <1 ug/L […]

PWC to ask Court to Clarify Duties & Responsibilities

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 […]

Official Statement-Proposed Charter Changes (1-16-15)

Jan. 16, 2015PWC Official Statement about City Council proposed changes to Charter “From the beginning, PWC Commissioners have sought to clarify the roles and responsibilities outlined by the NC General Assembly in the original charter. The legislature intentionally created a separate, independent board to manage the utility and that model has worked well for the […]

PWC Provides Drinking Water to Ft. Bragg

June 16, 2010 Thanks to a collaborative effort with departments in the Water Resources Division, PWC began pumping drinking water to Ft. Bragg on June 16, 2010. PWC partnered with Harnett County to supply on average 400 million gallons daily (MGD) with the capacity of 800 MGD maximum flow. Although this project has been in […]