Merchantville - Pennsauken Water Commission

09/14/2026

💧 Did You Know?

One of the things that sets MPWC apart is affordability.
Residents served by MPWC typically pay about half the cost of customers served by some privately owned water utility companies.

Providing safe, reliable water at a reasonable cost has been part of our mission for generations. It's just one more way we're committed to delivering exceptional value alongside exceptional service to our community.

Affordable. Reliable. Local.

09/10/2026

ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: The MPWC is in the process of repairing a main break in the area of the 700 block of Hampton 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!

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09/09/2026

💧 Did You Know?

The average household leak can waste thousands of gallons of water each year.
Small leaks from toilets, faucets, or irrigation systems may seem minor, but they can add up quickly. Checking for leaks regularly is one of the easiest ways to conserve water and help keep utility costs down.
Every drop counts.

09/09/2026

💧Did you know? The MPWC is governed by a five‑member board of Commissioners.
Merchantville appoints two Commissioners, and Pennsauken appoints three, ensuring both communities have a strong voice in how their water system is managed.

09/08/2026

ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: The MPWC is in the process of repairing a main break in the area of the intersection of Delwood Road and Hassemer Avenue 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!

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸

Today we celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of all workers who help keep our communities strong. Wishing everyone a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved holiday! 💙💧

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!