DC Water, North Carolina
DC Water assists with Helene recovery efforts in North Carolina
Recovery efforts continue after back-to-back hurricanes hit the southeast region. DC Water emergency personnel packed up their vehicles and drove to North Carolina to help restore water and sewer services after Helene.
‘It's important for us to help where we know we're needed’ | DC Water is deploying a crew to help with hurricane recovery
Monday morning D.C. Water has a crew heading down to help restore water and sewer services. The team will load up at the water headquarters in Navy Yard. "Our teams will be doing
DC Water crews heads to Asheville, North Carolina to aid in hurricane recovery efforts
DC Water learned Sunday that their team has been requested in Asheville, NC to assist with the ongoing hurricane recovery. The team is set to depart Monday morning to assist with logistics, planning,
DC Water team heads to Asheville to help with hurricane recovery efforts
After Hurricane Helene slammed into North Carolina nearly two weeks ago, many people remain without water in Asheville. A team with DC Water traveled to the area to help with logistics and planning to restore water and sewer services.
‘Towns are gone’: Water and sewer experts from DC head to hurricane damaged North Carolina
A team of specialists from D.C. Water headed to Asheville, North Carolina, Monday morning to help crews restore water and sewage service in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
DC Water joins hurricane recovery efforts in North Carolina
Recovery efforts are continuing in North Carolina and Florida after back-to-back hurricanes hit the region. Several teams ...
Army Corps of Engineers to conduct back-up water supply study for DC metro area
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New study will seek alternative to DC’s vulnerable Potomac River water supply
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DE-CIX expands to Portugal's SINES DC
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River cleaning, water conservation prog underway in Basar
On the first day of the programme on Tuesday, the two main rivers flowing through Basar township area – Kidi and Hie – were ...
A week after Helene hit, thousands still without water struggle to find enough
Hurricane Helene severely damaged drinking water utilities in the Southeast. Western North Carolina was especially hard hit.
NC DMV reopening after Helene, but not yet in Western North Carolina’s largest city
When the office in Marion reopens Wednesday, the number of driver’s license offices still closed by the storm will be down to three.