West View Water Authority

05/15/2026

West View Water Authority (WVWA) was pleased to welcome Senator Devlin Robinson this week to visit and tour of our system operations. We had the opportunity to tour our Neville Island Water Treatment Plant.

These visits are an important part of WVWA’s ongoing efforts to work collaboratively with our elected officials to help showcase the critical work being performed every single day by our team. From maintaining and upgrading aging infrastructure to navigating operational and regulatory challenges, it is important that policymakers see firsthand what it takes to reliably deliver safe, high-quality drinking water to our communities.

Most importantly, the visit highlighted the tremendous responsibility of producing and delivering millions of gallons of water each day to the residents, businesses, and communities we proudly serve throughout the region.

We appreciate Senator Robinson taking the time to visit with our staff, learn more about our operations, and continue the conversation surrounding infrastructure investment, public utilities, and the future of water service in Western Pennsylvania.

04/20/2026

🔵 Beginning of the Week Update | West View Water Authority

This week, West View Water Authority is beginning our annual hydrant flushing program, starting today, Monday, April 20, across our service area.

This routine maintenance is a critical part of maintaining a safe and reliable water system. Hydrant flushing helps improve water circulation, remove sediment from water mains, maintain water quality, and reduce the potential for disinfection byproducts such as total trihalomethanes (THMs).

While it may look like a large amount of water being released, this process plays an important role in ensuring proper system performance, water clarity, and fire protection capabilities.

⚠️ What Customers Should Expect

As crews begin flushing in your area, you may notice:

Temporary water discoloration
Slightly lower water pressure

This is normal and not harmful. If you experience discoloration, simply run cold water until it clears.

📚 Learn More

For additional information on hydrant flushing and water quality:

👉 https://drinktap.org/Blog/ArticleID/2952/Fire-hydrant-flushing-What-you-need-to-know

👉 https://westviewwater.org

Our team will be working throughout the system over the coming weeks to complete flushing in all service areas.

📞 For questions or to report any concerns: 412-931-3292

Thank you for your patience and for trusting West View Water Authority to deliver safe, dependable water every day.

From time to time, you may see water flowing freely from a fire hydrant under the watchful supervision of a water utility professional. While it may look like water is being wasted, hydrant flushing is an important way water utilities remove stagnant

04/17/2026

🔵 End of the Week Update | West View Water Authority

As we wrap up the week, West View Water Authority remains focused on delivering safe, reliable water service to the communities we serve.

Beginning Monday, April 20, we will start our annual hydrant flushing program across our service area.

While it may look like a lot of water being released, hydrant flushing is a critical and routine part of maintaining a safe and reliable water system—helping to ensure proper flow, pressure, and water quality throughout the distribution system .

This important maintenance process helps:

Improve water circulation throughout the system
Remove sediment and mineral buildup from water mains
Maintain water quality and clarity
Reduce the potential for disinfection byproducts, including total trihalomethanes (THMs)
Ensure hydrants are functioning properly for emergency response

As highlighted by the American Water Works Association, flushing hydrants helps remove sediment and verify adequate flow and pressure, both of which are essential to system performance and public safety . It also plays a key role in clearing out buildup in pipes and maintaining consistent water quality .

📚 Learn More: Why Hydrant Flushing Matters

We encourage customers to learn more about this important process:
👉 https://drinktap.org/Blog/ArticleID/2952/Fire-hydrant-flushing-What-you-need-to-know

This resource, developed by the American Water Works Association, provides a clear and easy-to-understand overview of why utilities across the country perform routine hydrant flushing and how it supports safe drinking water.

⚠️ What to Expect

During flushing, customers may notice:

Temporary discoloration of water
Slightly lower water pressure

This is normal and not harmful. If discoloration occurs, simply run cold water until it clears.

Our crews will continue working across the system in the coming weeks to maintain reliability, advance infrastructure improvements, and support customer needs.

📞 For service questions or to report issues: 412-931-3292

Thank you for trusting West View Water Authority to deliver safe, dependable water every day.

💧 Looking Ahead

Hydrant flushing will begin Monday, April 20 and continue in the coming weeks as part of our ongoing commitment to water quality, system performance, and public health.

From time to time, you may see water flowing freely from a fire hydrant under the watchful supervision of a water utility professional. While it may look like water is being wasted, hydrant flushing is an important way water utilities remove stagnant

04/02/2026

West View Water Authority will be closed on Friday in observance of Good Friday and will reopen with regular business hours on Monday.

This time of year is meaningful for many in our community—whether you are celebrating Easter, observing Passover, or recognizing other spring traditions. We hope it brings time for reflection, renewal, and connection with family and friends.

As always, for any water emergencies, please contact our emergency line: 412-931-3292.

Wishing everyone a safe and peaceful holiday weekend.

03/30/2026

As we start a new week, West View Water Authority is continuing its work to deliver safe, reliable water and long-term system improvements across our service area.

This time of year, our teams are actively preparing for the upcoming construction and maintenance season—ensuring infrastructure upgrades are coordinated, efficient, and focused on long-term performance.

Throughout the week, you may see crews working in your area as part of ongoing system improvements and routine operations.

Our focus remains the same:
✔ Delivering high-quality water
✔ Maintaining strong system reliability
✔ Investing in infrastructure that supports our communities for the future

We’ll continue to keep you informed as work progresses.

Have a great start to your week.

03/27/2026

As we wrap up the week, West View Water Authority continues working behind the scenes to deliver safe, reliable water to more than 200,000 customers across our region.

From ongoing system monitoring to infrastructure planning and field operations, every step we take is focused on strengthening reliability today while investing in tomorrow’s system.

As we head into the weekend, it’s also a good time to remember:

Know where your main shut-off valve is
Check for small leaks before they become bigger issues
Stay weather-aware as temperatures continue to shift this time of year

We’re proud to serve our communities every day—and we’re always working to keep your water flowing safely and reliably.

Have a safe and great weekend.

03/23/2026

💧🌷 West View Water Authority | Start of the Week

As we begin a new week this spring, West View Water Authority remains focused on delivering what our communities depend on every day—safe, reliable water.

Our team is hard at work advancing projects that support:
✔ Long-term infrastructure modernization
✔ Consistent, high-quality water through monitoring and testing
✔ Responsive service for the more than 200,000 customers we serve

Spring is a key season for system improvements and field operations, and every step we take is part of a larger commitment to protect public health, strengthen reliability, and plan for the future.

As you start your week, take a moment to:
🔹 Stay aware of your home’s water systems
🔹 Prepare for seasonal changes
🔹 Reach out with any service needs

📞 Emergency Contact: 412-931-3292

Wishing our customers and communities a safe, productive week ahead.

Clean Water. Smart Infrastructure.
Safe Water for Today—Strong System for Tomorrow.

03/20/2026

🌷💧 West View Water Authority | End of Week Update | First Day of Spring

As we welcome the first day of spring, West View Water Authority continues to focus on what matters most—delivering safe, reliable water to the more than 200,000 residents, businesses, and institutions we proudly serve each day.

Spring marks the start of a busy season for system improvements and field operations. This week, our team continued advancing work that supports our long-term commitment to:
✔ Strengthening infrastructure for future reliability
✔ Maintaining high water quality through continuous testing and monitoring
✔ Supporting our communities with responsive, dependable service

As temperatures rise and activity picks up, it’s a great time to prepare your home for the season:
🔹 Check outdoor spigots and hoses for leaks
🔹 Locate your main shut-off valve
🔹 Report any unusual water issues promptly

📞 Emergency Contact: 412-931-3292

Every investment we make today is part of a larger strategy to modernize our system, protect public health, and ensure affordability over time.

Thank you for trusting West View Water Authority this spring and beyond.

Clean Water. Smart Infrastructure.
Safe Water for Today—Strong System for Tomorrow.

03/16/2026

Motivation Monday 💧

Good morning and happy Monday from West View Water Authority.

We hope everyone had a great St. Patrick’s Day Parade weekend and enjoyed the celebrations across the Pittsburgh region. Events like these take a lot of preparation behind the scenes — from local restaurants preparing food and beverages to the cleanup efforts that follow large gatherings.

Reliable drinking water plays an important role in making these community moments possible — supporting local businesses, providing hydration for visitors, and helping keep our streets and neighborhoods clean.

As we begin a new week, our team remains focused on what we do every day:
delivering safe, reliable drinking water to the communities we serve.

Have a great start to the week!

💧 West View Water Authority

03/13/2026

As we head into the weekend, West View Water Authority wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable St. Patrick’s Day Parade weekend! ☘️

Large community events like parades take a lot of preparation behind the scenes — and water plays an important role in making them happen. From preparing food and beverages at local restaurants and bakeries, to keeping streets clean before and after the event, to providing hydration for thousands of visitors, reliable drinking water helps keep celebrations running smoothly.

Events like the Pittsburgh St. Patrick’s Day Parade also highlight the strength of our communities — neighbors, families, local businesses, and volunteers all coming together to celebrate.

Wherever you’re celebrating this weekend, we hope you enjoy the festivities and the time with friends and family.

West View Water Authority is proud to provide the safe, reliable water that helps make moments like these possible.

Also remember our emergency number is As we head into the weekend, West View Water Authority wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable St. Patrick’s Day Parade weekend! ☘️

Emergency number: 412-931-3292

Have a great weekend and Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️💧