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Environmental Police Sergeant Travis Winthers comes from a family with longtime roots in the watershed. Whether in a boa...
08/28/2026

Environmental Police Sergeant Travis Winthers comes from a family with longtime roots in the watershed. Whether in a boat out on the reservoir or under thick tree cover, he feels good knowing his work helps provide safe, clean drinking water for so many people. 💪

DEP recently joined New York City Department of Parks & Recreation and Prospect Park to announce the completion of a $1....
08/28/2026

DEP recently joined New York City Department of Parks & Recreation and Prospect Park to announce the completion of a $1.4 million valve upgrade for Prospect Park Lake. The new valve will help manage the amount of potable water & allow for greater operational control of the lake system during heavy rainstorms.

Alongside Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani & Governor Kathy Hochul we’re announcing an $8.4M investment to reduce flooding in ...
08/27/2026

Alongside Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani & Governor Kathy Hochul we’re announcing an $8.4M investment to reduce flooding in Queens! By transforming concrete medians into new green spaces, these natural “sponges” will manage 5 million gallons of stormwater!

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Out of the Archives: After every round of dynamite blasted another ten feet of bedrock to advance the West Delaware Tunn...
08/27/2026

Out of the Archives: After every round of dynamite blasted another ten feet of bedrock to advance the West Delaware Tunnel, safety miners scaled loose rock from the roof to protect workers from falling debris. 44 miles long, this tunnel carries water from the westernmost reservoir in NYC’s supply system (Cannonsville) which dams the West Branch of the Delaware River. Water continues into Rondout Reservoir and then travels another 85 miles toward the City through the Delaware Aqueduct.
August 27, 1957.
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08/27/2026

Trash and debris can prevent street catch basins from doing the important work of diverting water during heavy rainfall. To keep things flowing, remove debris or report clogged catch basins to NYC 311! https://on.nyc.gov/2J74we4

As Tim Curry taught us in his unforgettable role as Pennywise — stay out of the sewers!
08/26/2026

As Tim Curry taught us in his unforgettable role as Pennywise — stay out of the sewers!

08/26/2026

Working 9–5 (and then some!) to deliver the best drinking water in the world. .

Give thanks to the mighty roll. 🧻
08/26/2026

Give thanks to the mighty roll. 🧻

08/26/2026

🎤Reporting live from the 🚽 bathroom at DEP Headquarters in honor of , Gabe Lopez has a special report to set the record straight on wet wipes!

08/25/2026

Trash in our streets can end up in our waterways, and that’s no good for wildlife or humans! Do your part to keep our waters clean and put garbage where it belongs, in the trash can!

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