Providence Water, although a department of the City of Providence, is regulated by state and federal agencies in addition to city policies and procedures. The quality of our treated drinking water is regulated by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Rhode Island Department of Health. Our revenue and rate structure is regulated by the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission.

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Water Main Rehabilitation

For the 2018 Construction season (Late-March through November), 62,000 linear feet (almost 12 miles) of Providence Water Distribution Mains will be rehabilitated (cleaned and lined) in 3 service areas in our system (Fox Point/College Hill, & Mount Hope, Providence; and Marieville, North Providence). Rehabilitation work will resume in the Edgewood section of Cranston. Permanent restoration will resume in the Edgewood section of Cranston and will begin in the Fox Point section of Providence.
 
This work may disrupt normal traffic and require temporary by-pass water service connections for customers.  When finished, customers will have improved water quality for years to come.  If you have any questions regarding this project and need to speak to a representative please visit our Contact Us page.


 

2017

 

PROVIDENCE -- FOX POINT NEIGHBORHOOD

(NO WATER WORK - ONLY PERMANENT RESTORATION)

 

CRANSTON -- EDGEWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD