Proactive Notification of Possible Controlled Emergency Sewage Overflow into Beaverdam Creek and Anacostia River. Overflow at WSSC Water’s Anacostia Wastewater Pumping Station in Capitol Heights May Occur to Avoid Sewage Overflow in Northeast, D.C. Neighborhood Following

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UPDATE - Monday, July 28 Due to dry conditions, a possible controlled emergency sewage overflow into Beaverdam Creek and the Anacostia River is NOT IMMINENT. Weather is a key factor in determining if/when a controlled emergency sewage overflow at WSSC Water’s Anacostia

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Guess what day it is?! HOT HUMP DAAAY! Stay cool. #DrinkTap. Refill & chill.

Traffic Alert – Old Branch Ave & Allentown Rd, Camp Springs Overnight installation of a 42-inch diameter water main is taking longer than expected and is currently impacting traffic at the intersection. Please follow traffic control. Crews are expected to clear the roadway by

It’s National Intern Day, and we’re turning on the tap to talent! Meet a few of our summer interns as they take over our social media and share highlights from their experience at WSSC Water. Follow along to meet the next generation of water professionals, see how they’re

Chichedo Duru, a 3rd-year Ph.D. powerhouse at Morgan State University , is making waves this summer - teaming up on real-world projects, learning what keeps water flowing 24/7, and she’s happily soaking up every part of the journey. #NationalInternDay #InternTakeover

From boots on the ground to behind-the-scenes planning, summer intern Erik is leaning into the water utility world - and loving every minute. A rising senior at UMES, Erik’s hoping to turn this internship into a full-time future at WSSC Water - and we’re rooting for him!

Jannah is hurdling into her WSSC Water internship with heart and hustle! She’s discovering just how big — and essential — the water utility world really is. Good luck as you start your MBA at Mount St. Mary’s University — we know you’ll make waves! #NationalInternDay

UPDATE – Thursday, July 31 at 12:20 pm - WSSC Water and DC Water monitoring forecasted heavy rainfall and taking preventative measures to protect public health and the environment. Read full release: wsscwater.com/news/2025/july…

Michelle is finding her flow at WSSC Water!      This Bowie State University senior is exploring utility data, navigating sewer infrastructure, and uncovering her passion for public utilities.    👀 Take a peek into her day and see how real-world experience is shaping her journey.

Jerri’s charting new waters! This Johns Hopkins University grad kicked off her WSSC Water internship with ride-alongs, learning how officers patrol and protect vital water infrastructure. She’s seen firsthand how preparedness keeps clean water flowing and communities safe.

Jasmine is mixing chemistry with impact at WSSC Water! This rising UMBC senior and summer intern is touring treatment plants, optimizing processes, and seeing how clean water comes to life. #NationalInternDay #InternTakeover

Meet Sherry Li, a rising junior at Georgia Tech and WSSC Water intern! She’s been building web tools, exploring new tech, and learning how AI is transforming the water industry—like predicting pipeline bursts before they happen. #NationalInternDay #InternTakeover

Frank-Curtis is turning data into impact! This Towson University senior is diving into IT at WSSC Water — learning that water travels far, and its purpose goes even farther. #NationalInternDay #InternTakeover

Take Advantage of the Get Current Program! If your water bill is delinquent as of June 1, you may qualify to have part of your balance forgiven through our temporary bill assistance program. Don’t miss out — visit wsscwater.com/getcurrent to learn more!