
Researchers Study Effects of Lake Purdy Dam on Crayfishes Population
Alabama has the most diverse crayfish fauna in the world, with more than 90 native species found in the state. Crayfishes, also known as crawfish or crawdaddies depending on where you were raised…

BWWB Approves Operating & Maintenance and Capital Budgets with No Rate Increase for 2021
On Nov. 19, the Birmingham Water Works Board approved an Operating & Maintenance (O&M) Budget of $108,335,378 and a Capital Budget of $81,484,428 for Fiscal Year 2021. The approval comes…

Good Samaritan Helps Customers in Need
With many families in the Birmingham area facing economic hardships as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, an anonymous customer has stepped up and offered to cover the accounts of fellow customers…

BWW Celebrates Imagine A Day Without Water
On October 21, Birmingham Water Works (BWW) participated in the sixth annual “Imagine a Day Without Water” initiative, a national day of education and advocacy about the value of water.
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Birmingham Water Works Board Marks Its 70th Anniversary
Based on Certificate of Incorporation filed with the Judge of Probate for Jefferson County, Alabama, the Commission of the City of Birmingham established the Water Works Board of the City of…

BWWB Sets Public Hearing for 2021 Budget
A Virtual/Electronic Regular Board of Directors’ Meeting and Public Hearing of the Water Works Board of the City of Birmingham has been scheduled for Thursday, November 5, 2020, at 5:30 p.m. …

BWW Awarded for Commitment to Water Quality
Demonstrating the utility’s continued commitment to water quality, the Birmingham Water Works Putnam Filter Plant has earned the 15-Year Directors Award Phase III for Water Treatment from the…

BWW Lends Hand in Hurricane Sally Relief
The City of Fairhope Public Utilities, a utility serving approximately 20,000 water and sewer customers in Baldwin County, has experienced major damage to its water, sewer, and power assets caused…

Maintaining Our Infrastructure
Water utilities are a crucial part of the nation’s infrastructure. In many areas of the country, aging pipes are in need of replacement to avoid leaks and breaks that waste treated drinking water…

August Is National Water Quality Month
August is National Water Quality Month, but, for Birmingham Water Works, our dedication to outstanding water quality is a year-round commitment.
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