PWD Construction Newsletter for District 7: Fall 2026

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Construction Projects in Council District 7

Fall Quarter | October 24, 2026

PWD construction update

Every quarter, we share updates on water, sewer, and stormwater projects in your local City Council District.

Construction projects in your area

These projects are either in construction or starting soon. More details are added to project pages throughout the work.

Project #41025 Warnock / Randolph

Water main and sewer replacement project in Fairhill. This project started September 2026.

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Project #50322 Hunting Park Cool Cover 3

Green stormwater infrastructure and water main project in Hunting Park, estimated to start in late 2026/early 2027.

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Project #41074 Arizona / Nevada / Dauphin

Water and sewer improvements in Hartranft. This project is now estimated to start in early 2027.

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Project #40859 W Mayfield / N Sheridan

Water and sewer improvements in Fairhill. This project is estimated to start in late 2026.

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Active projects

#40922 E Cornwall / E Westmoreland
#20536 Wyoming / Whitaker
#40775 Kinsey / Cloud
#40899 Argyle / Potter
#41081 Venango / Marshall
#41130 Columbia / Belgrade - completion Fall 2026
#41031 Butler / Lawrence - recently completed!

Project spotlight: #50321 Herbert / Overington

What we’re doing: PWD is installing green stormwater infrastructure and replacing aging water mains in the Northwood neighborhood.

Timeline: This work started in September 2026. Work should be expected through Spring 2027.

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Interested in other PWD work?

Explore our interactive construction map for detailed information about all planned water, sewer, and green infrastructure projects throughout Philadelphia. Our project pages include a map, contact info, and resources.

What work does PWD do?

Water mains

We actively replace water mains that deliver safe drinking water throughout our system. Reliable mains mean fewer main breaks that damage our roads.

Sewers

Sewers are often replaced alongside water mains to reduce disturbance in neighborhoods. Collecting and treating wastewater is part of how we protect our waterways.

Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI)

GSI is installed to help manage stormwater and follow laws for reducing pollution. Inlets and basins are added underground to soak up water runoff. Green features provide benefits for our environment, communities, and economy.

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Construction impacts on residents

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Direct impact area: Streets with active construction

Equipment and noise from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Open trenches in the street and/or sidewalk
Loss of water, with 24-hour notice given for any shutoffs lasting more than 30 minutes
Closed blocks and temporary no parking, with access for residents
Temporary pavements during off-site work
Change in trash pickup locations

General impact area: Local vicinity that may feel the impacts of active construction

Temporary pavements and road closures in the neighborhood
Periodic loss of parking
Loss of water, with 24-hour notice given for any shutoffs lasting more than 30 minutes

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Lead and service lines

During planned water main construction, we offer to replace any lead or galvanized metal service lines from our water main all the way to the customer’s meter. This service is offered free of charge. Learn more about lead service lines.

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