Regarding WSSC's Chuck Brown's response to my letter to the Independent, I think it is a mistake — operationally, legally, and reputationally — for a public utility to state that there was "no risk...
The water coming from your faucet may taste slightly saltier than usual in the coming weeks.
WSSC Water — the water utility for Montgomery and Prince George’s counties in Maryland — said salt...
Higher water bills could be on the way for WSSC Water customers in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties after the utility proposed a 5% rate hike as part of its $1.94 billion budget for fiscal year...
Nearly 700 residents joined a special emergency meeting to hear updates from Prince George’s County and state officials on the ongoing response to Winter Storm Fern, which dumped more than 10 inches...
Roughly 1.9 million residents in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties are being urged to limit water use to essential purposes after WSSC issued an alert Tuesday morning due to an increase in water...
Update Jan. 22: WSSC sent a response to the opinion piece below, in a letter published in our February edition and on our website, here.
I would like to applaud the independent report of engineering...
The average household’s water and sewer bill rose by $25.60 a quarter last year in Prince George’s County, and it could increase again this summer, according to projections by the Washington Suburban...
By: SUMAYA ABDEL-MOTAGALY
The Supplee Lane Recreation Area reopened July 11 after being closed due to a 6-gallon mineral oil leak.
A Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) transformer in the 16000 block...
By JOE MURCHISON
On Aug. 29, road cones and portable stop signs were hauled away from Bond Mill Road for the first time in two and a half years. That’s how long a contractor for the Washington Suburban...
By Kelly Livingston
A special meeting on Jan. 11 brought the College Park City Council together with representatives from the Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission (WSSC) to discuss issues related...
By LINDSAY MYERS — This is a developing story.
Update at 4:55pm: Norma Rivera, the attorney representing Werrlein Properties has submitted the following comment on the stop-work orders:
"My client,...
By MARIA D. JAMES — The former Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) building on Hamilton Street is coming down for good. The construction team was on-site on July 12 to tear down the building,...
