Access to green space is critical for the mental & physical well-being of all New Yorkers. These new community playgrounds are a key part of the work to close the park #equity gap & increase #climate resiliency. on.nyc.gov/4aFpQkS NYC Water #GreenInfrastructure

The x - New York Rangers playoff series is set to kick off on Sunday, and Igor knows what it takes to be one of the best between the pipes: Hydrate, Block, Repeat!

Engineer Charlie Norgalis works at our Ward's Island Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility & says he could be retired by now but sticks around because he likes the work so much! Charlie loves pointing out the original design details of the plant built back in 1937! NYToughest💪

Making our city more livable means ensuring every New Yorker has a place to live. Transforming Willets Point is NYC's largest all-affordable housing project in 40 years! New water mains & sewers have been built, and added stormwater drainage will help keep Flushing Bay clean!

There's only one thing more spectacular than the NYC water system, and that's the PEOPLE WHO RUN IT! This one goes out to our staff ⬇️ #PoetryMonth #PocketPoem

This was not your average grouting job. 111 years ago our crews filled in gaps between rugged rock to build the Catskill Aqueduct, which brings NYC our clean, delicious water every day from reservoirs 92 miles away.
April 18, 1913. bit.ly/2tKkvDE. #tbt

Safety is a team effort! So today, we teamed up with NYC DOT and NYC DDC for National Work Zone Awareness Week to urge New Yorkers to slow down near construction sites. Keeping construction sites safe helps keep the workers who keep NYC flowing safe! #NWZAW #NYToughest 💪

Thousands of glass eels are hanging out in #StatenIsland this time of year, but who's counting? Oh wait, WE ARE! With the help of the local schools, the annual eel count is afoot: on.nyc.gov/4d2ctNf

Today DDC joined NYC DOT and NYC Water during National Work Zone Awareness Week to call on drivers to slow down and show caution around construction sites. #NWZAW

We’re LIVE! Join us as we recognize National Work Zone Awareness Week and call on all New Yorkers to slow down and protect the safety of road crews. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Take the first step towards becoming part of the next generation of NYC's watershed protectors! The Environmental Police Officers Exam application is open until April 23rd. So sign up today. on.nyc.gov/3xAhbBD

LPC celebrated the 50th anniversary of NYC scenic landmarks today by designating a brand-new one: Old Croton Aqueduct Walk – the 1st scenic landmark designated #intheBronx . Aqueduct Walk is part of NYC Parks & features a public walkway built atop Old Croton Aqueduct.

It's the time of year when our #TroutInTheClassroom students like Samara Community School in the Bronx, in partnership with Trout Unlimited, bid farewell to their trout fingerlings but now better understand the importance of protecting our shared water resources: on.nyc.gov/3Q3w5qA

NYC has some of the BEST tap water in the world, and it takes a staff of dedicated scientists, engineers, and other highly skilled professionals to ensure every sip is as good as the next. Read more about what's on tap in our 2023 Water Quality Report: on.nyc.gov/3vnBcLf

Don't forget to get your hydration on this Sunday, 4/14, by stopping by our Water on the Go fountain @earthdayorg's #EarthDay2024 Festival in NYC's Union Square: on.nyc.gov/49sk70w

Teamwork keeps it flowing in District 32💪!

As a Watershed Maintainer, Rory Smith sometimes assists with traffic control during his tours. Rory just started with DEP this year and says he loves it! The best part is that he only lives 2 miles from the picturesque Ashokan Reservoir, where he reports to work! #NYToughest 💪

Hey #Queens , get ready for a SOCCER STADIUM AND MORE AFFORDABLE HOUSING! Our new water and sewer infrastructure is the foundation for the Willets Point project, and the additional drainage capacity will help keep Flushing Bay clean!

Out of the Archives: What was once a rough little clay model would become the mighty Kensico Dam and Reservoir, holding over 30 billion gallons of water and expanding NYC's water supply by bringing delicious, clean water down from the Catskill Mountains! #tbt

Check out Environmental Tech Lab and Partnership for New York City's exciting finalist proposals for cutting-edge new tech to help us innovate NYC's water and wastewater network and better serve the residents of NYC: on.nyc.gov/4aKIlop