Straight from the Tap

Cleveland Water’s $26 million annual capital investment in buried infrastructure not only covers the City of Cleveland but also the suburban cities that we provide direct service to. Water main projects in these cities are funded through the Suburban Water Main Renewal Program.

For their final session, Cleveland STEP students enjoyed food and fun with friends and family before giving presentations on their experiences from the program year.

Cleveland Water’s treatment process can take anything out of the water to make it safe for you to drink, but it’s easier and cheaper if we don’t have to. The first step in providing affordable, fresh water to your tap is keeping our source water clean.

In celebration of this year’s #DrinkingWaterWeek, a national event recognizing the vital role water plays in our daily lives, Cleveland Water has planned a full week of activities and outreach efforts to celebrate with our customers.

While the weather may not be much of an indication, according to the calendar, spring is officially here. As we shift our focus from frozen pipes to watering lawns, let’s take a look at the numbers from one of the harshest winters our crews have had to contend with in the last 10 years.

It looks like spring weather may have finally arrived in Cleveland. If you’ll be taking advantage of the warmer weather this weekend by getting some yard work done, keep these water tips in mind:

To ensure that our customers have the high-quality water they expect delivered when and where they need it, we at Cleveland Water are focusing our Capital Improvement Projects on underground infrastructure. This means investing $26 million a year in capital funds on replacing and renewing aging water mains throughout our service area.

Aside from providing quality drinking water when and where you need it, another important purpose of the Cleveland Water distribution system is to provide essential fire protection to homes and businesses. 

Today is World Water Day, an international day of awareness that focuses attention on the importance of universal access to clean water and sanitation across the globe. Water is the most basic of all resources. It is the lifeblood of our bodies, our economy, and our nation. It is critical for sustainable development, environmental integrity, and social well-being.

This week is Fix a Leak Week. Fix a Leak Week is an opportunity for us at Cleveland Water to empower our customers with information on how to find and fix household leaks.

Did you know that besides allowing you to easily view your billing and payment history, sign up for paperless billing, and set up automatic payments, the Cleveland Water interactive web portal can also help you find a leak?