Trenton, N.J. — Trenton Water Works, which supplies water to Trenton, parts of Hamilton, Ewing, Lawrence and Hopewell Townships, has rescheduled its Lawrence Township Public Education Forum for Wednesday, May 15 from 7-9 p.m. at the Lawrence Senior Center (photo attached), 30 Darrah Lane East.

“The TWW management team appreciates the opportunity to communicate directly with our customers,” said Dr. Shing-Fu Hsueh, Director of the city’s Department of Water and Sewer, which operates the 200-year-old Trenton Water Works. “I will be participating in our question-and-answer session on May 15, in addition to TWW’s Assistant Director, Kristin Epstein, and an engineer from our water-filtration plant talking about the water-treatment process.”

TWW’s Public Education Forums, which began in 2018, connect service-area residents directly with TWW representatives who answer questions on a variety of issues, including water quality, regulatory expectations, operations, and initiatives like the Lead Service Line Replacement Program, a $15 million capital project to replace residential lead and galvanized steel water-service lines with safer copper lines. Recent TWW Public Education Forums have been held in Trenton, Hamilton, Ewing and Hopewell.

Trenton Water Works is among the largest publicly owned, urban water utilities in the United States. It supplies an average of 27 million gallons of Delaware River-sourced drinking water per day to 63,000 metered customers. It services approximately 225,000 people in Trenton, parts of Hamilton Township, Ewing Township, Lawrence Township and Hopewell Township in Mercer County, New Jersey. Established more than 200 years ago, TWW operates a 60-million-gallon water-filtration plant and water-distribution system that includes a 100-million-gallon reservoir. TWW’s system has 683 miles of water mains varying in size from 4 to 48 inches in diameter, three pump stations, and six interconnections between TWW and other water suppliers.