PVWC Launches System Overview Page on Engagement HQ

Published on March 11, 2026

(Clifton, NJ – March 10, 2026) – Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC) has launched a new System Overview page on Engagement HQ, providing residents and stakeholders with an interactive way to learn more about the Commission’s water system and ongoing infrastructure projects.

The new page serves as a centralized resource where the public can explore PVWC’s water distribution network, understand how the system operates, and stay informed about important infrastructure improvements across the service area. The System Overview page is now live and available to the public at: https://our.pvwc.com/pvwc-system-overview.

In addition to the system overview, PVWC has also launched several supporting project pages that provide detailed information on key water main and transmission upgrades designed to strengthen the company’s water infrastructure. These projects include:

• Transmission Main Replacement at the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park in Paterson
• Water Main Replacement – DeMott Avenue in Clifton
• Water Main Replacement – Fordham Road in Clifton
• Water Main Replacement – Paulison Avenue (Piaget Avenue to Lincoln Avenue) serving Clifton and Passaic
• Water Main Replacement – Beech Street Area in North Arlington

Each project page includes information about the scope of work, anticipated benefits, and progress updates, giving residents greater visibility into how PVWC is investing in critical infrastructure to maintain reliable water service.

By using Engagement HQ, PVWC aims to increase transparency and improve communication with the communities it serves by providing a user-friendly platform where residents can access project details, updates, and background information about the water system.

Passaic Valley Water Commission encourages residents, businesses, and community stakeholders to visit the new System Overview page and explore the related project pages to learn more about the ongoing efforts to maintain and improve the region’s water infrastructure.