WATER SHORTAGE RESPONSE LEVEL: Stage 1 (Alert)
PWC has activated Stage 1 (Alert) of the City of Fayetteville’s Water Shortage Response Ordinance effective immediately. Stage 1 is voluntary and asks customers to reduce non-essential water use to help protect the community’s water supply for drinking, sanitation, and fire protection.
During Stage 1, customers are encouraged to do the following: limit outdoor watering; avoid washing vehicles, equipment, and hard surfaces; delay filling or refilling pools, ponds, and fountains; avoid non-essential fire hydrant use; do not use treated water for dust control or compaction.
August 12, 2026 PWC recognizes Wastewater Professional’s Day on August 12 to honor the employees who help protect public health, support reliable wastewater service, and safeguard Fayetteville’s waterways. PWC’s wastewater professionals work around the clock to keep sewer mains flowing, operate and maintain critical infrastructure, respond to service needs, and ensure the wastewater is properly treated before returning to the Cape Fear River. Their work is essential to […]
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Annual Event Connects Businesses with Procurement Opportunities August 4, 2026 PWC invites suppliers, prime contractors, subcontractors, and other business professionals to attend its upcoming Industry Day on Thursday, August 27, 2026, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Attendees should register on the 2026 PWC Industry Day registration page. The event is designed to provide businesses with a unique opportunity to connect directly with PWC […]
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As hurricane season begins, PWC is encouraging residents to plan ahead, prepare early, and stay informed by reviewing the newly released 2026 Storm Preparation Guide. 2026 Storm Preparation Guide The annual guide serves as a practical resource to help residents prepare for severe weather and understand what to do before, during, and after a storm. While Fayetteville […]
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