Merchantville - Pennsauken Water Commission

09/04/2026

💧Did you know? MPWC uses data‑collection antennas throughout our service area to retrieve quarterly readings and track usage trends.

This technology helps us deliver accurate information and maintain reliable service for every customer.

09/02/2026

As students head back to class, staying hydrated is key to learning.
Filling reusable bottles at home or using school water fountains is one of the easiest ways to support both health and sustainability. MPWC tap water meets strict state and federal standards, making it a safe, reliable choice for every student in our community.

Think Local. Drink Tap.

08/31/2026

For 100 years, MPWC has been built on strong relationships, shared values, and a commitment to making a difference. Here's to celebrating our past and embracing the future.

08/31/2026

ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: The MPWC is in the process of repairing a main break in the area of the intersection of Chestnut Street and Church Road in Cherry Hill. The surrounding area may experience decreased pressure and slightly discolored water. The MPWC recommends using an alternate route if you were planning on traveling in this area. We thank you for your patience!

08/30/2026

08/28/2026

💧Did you know? MPWC uses data‑collection antennas across our service area to keep your water service running smoothly.

These antennas help us retrieve quarterly readings and monitor usage trends, giving you accurate information and helping us stay ahead of community needs.
Reliable service starts with smart technology.

08/27/2026

ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: The MPWC is in the process of repairing a main break in the area of the 300 block of Westminster Ave in Merchantville. The surrounding area may experience decreased pressure and slightly discolored water. The MPWC recommends using an alternate route if you were planning on traveling in this area. We thank you for your patience!

08/26/2026

A peek at Park Avenue’s pumping station in the 1920s - photo from Jack H Fichter’s 1966 book “A History of Pennsuaken Township”

08/24/2026

Meet the Team: Rick Lukasiak 💧

Rick Lukasiak has been a valued member of the MPWC team for 16 years as a Field Service Technician. Based in Cherry Hill, Rick helps ensure safe, reliable water service through daily water testing, station maintenance, and infrastructure support.
One thing that may surprise customers is that water quality is monitored every day. Rick and the team collect samples from designated locations on a regular basis to help provide peace of mind that the water supply remains safe and dependable.
Rick began his career with MPWC through a summer help program after high school and grew into a full-time role. He enjoys knowing that his work supports an essential resource that people rely on every day.

💧 Rick wants customers to know that providing safe water is an ongoing commitment. As regulations and industry standards evolve, MPWC continually works to stay up to date through training, licensing, and innovation.
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