Greater Cincinnati Water Works

06/19/2026

Honoring freedom, resilience, and the communities we proudly serve. Happy Juneteenth.

06/16/2026

Pictures from our museum at our Richard Miller facility. Have you ever wondered what the fire hydrant looks like underground? Take a tour and come see it for yourself.

06/15/2026

Starting the weekend with bright smiles and big curiosity! Watching kids explore how GCWW keeps the water running is the best reminder of why inspiring the next generation matters so much. Huge shoutout to our distribution team for helping make Springfield Township, Ohio Touch‑a‑Truck unforgettable! 🚚💧

06/09/2026

Last week, GCWW’s Women of Water (W.O.W.) was honored as Best Point’s Volunteer of the Year! The dedication, compassion, and commitment to service from our W.O.W members continue to make a real impact in our community.

We are so grateful to for welcoming us into their mission and allowing us to be part of the incredible work they do everyday.

06/08/2026

Greater Cincinnati Water Works is heading back out into the community this June with a series of pop-up events — bringing one-on-one customer support directly to you!

📍 JOIN US THIS WEEK!
When: Thursday, June 11, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Where: Covedale Library Branch (FreeStore Foodbank Produce Pop-Up)
Our team will be on-site and ready to assist with a wide range of services, including:
- Account questions
- Bill payments
- Assistance programs
- Work orders
- And more!

These events are a great opportunity to connect with us face-to-face and get the help you need in a convenient, community setting.
We’re here to make things easier for you—stop by, say hello, and let us know how we can help!
👉 For a full list of upcoming pop-up events, click here: https://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/water/contact-us/pop-up-events/

06/05/2026

Sore backs, safer water — worth it every time!
Our crews are working HARD replacing lead service lines all across the city.
It’s 100% FREE! All you got to do is say YES when we’re in your neighborhood.

06/03/2026

Have you ever driven past this building on Queen City Avenue and wondered what it’s for?

Back in the 1930s, Cincinnati’s growing West Side was pushing its water system to the brink. After years of debate, the city chose progress — building this striking new pumping station next door to the original and powering it with modern electric pumps.

When it opened in 1937, it was proudly called one of the most modern stations in the country. A quiet piece of infrastructure, but a big step forward for a growing city.
💦🏫🏢

06/02/2026

Check it out! GCWW’s Bruce Witteberry, Superintendent of Water Quality & Treatment, was featured on FOX19's Project Planet this week — offering a behind-the-scenes look at how we turn Ohio River water into safe, reliable drinking water every day.

City Of Cincinnati Government

Greater Cincinnati Water Works supplies drinking water to more than 1 million customers, with most of it coming from the Richard Miller Treatment Plant off Kellogg Road on Cincinnati’s east side

06/02/2026

GETTING OUR "ACT" TOGETHER: Staff from Greater Cincinnati Water Works will be at the ACT for Cincy office on Friday, June 5 from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. to answer your questions about water bills and lead line replacement! The office is located at 1301 Main St. in Over-the-Rhine. ACT (Achieving Change Together) is the City of Cincinnati's initiative to bring a holistic, public health approach for reducing violence and improving neighborhoods through proactive and collaborative strategies. See you there!

City Of Cincinnati Government