Fayetteville Public Works Commission

We are thrilled to share the exciting news that our CEO and General Manager of Fayetteville’s Public Works Commission, Timothy Bryant, has been featured in The CEO Magazine Global Magazine for his outstanding leadership and vision in powering progress! This recognition highlights Tim Bryant's commitment to deepening our community’s roots, growing our local employees, and striving for excellence to create a legacy of sustainable success. Under his guidance, we have achieved notable accomplishments while providing reliable and affordable electric, water and wastewater services to our community. As we celebrate this achievement, we are more motivated than ever to see where this progress will take us. Click https://lnkd.in/eJt8aq2h to read all about it! #Leadership #theceomagazine #inspiringthebusinessworld #leadership #fayettevillepwc #northamerica #fayettevillenc

We are responding to a power outage. Check our electric outage map for updates. We appreciate your patience as we safely assess the cause and work towards restoring service. https://lnkd.in/ewbj5uR7

Hydrant Flow Testing: PWC Water Construction personnel will be conducting hydrant flow testing beginning tonight and going into the early morning hours at the following locations and times: ? Lake Valley Drive at Yadkin Road, 2:00am to approximately 6:00am ? 9570 Cliffdale Road, 12:00am to approximately 2:00am Flow testing should not affect customers, however please note that water from the open hydrants may enter the roadway during flow testing and flushing activities in these areas. PWC Personnel will flush following the flow tests to ensure water clarity. Traffic control measures will be in place. Pedestrians and motorists should use extra caution in the area. For customer questions, please call PWC at 910-438-1382. We appreciate your patience as we safely work on this project. Learn more about flow testing: https://lnkd.in/evhgntAQ

PWC crews are responding a power outage that is affecting north Fayetteville. We appreciate your patience as our crews safely work to restore service. Check PWC’s power outage map for details: https://lnkd.in/ewbj5uR7

Congratulations to Mick Noland, PWC's Chief Operations Officer for Water Resources on receiving the Key to the City of Fayetteville and the prestigious Order of the Long Leaf Pine! We at PWC are incredibly grateful for Mick's 30+ years of unwavering commitment to PWC, the Cape Fear River, and the community we serve. His commitment and dedication have made a significant impact, and we are proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition. Thank you, Mick, for your outstanding contributions! #PWC #CommunityPowered #WateratWork #Achievement #waterutility #wateroperators #Gratitude

Freeze Watch Alert: Prepare for Cold Weather! As freezing temperatures approach, it’s essential to take steps to protect your plumbing and manage your energy bills while staying warm. Visit our website for important tips on how to stay safe and efficient this winter: https://lnkd.in/enTNjGeV Stay warm, save energy, and keep your home protected from the cold! #CommunityPowered #HometownUtility #PublicPower #FreezeAlert #ExtremeCold

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the incredible PWC crews who have participated in mutual aid during this hurricane season. Your hard work, dedication, and selflessness have been truly inspiring and have made a tremendous impact on communities in need. Thank you for being a friend and showing up when it matters most. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed, and we are deeply grateful for your support. #MutualAid #HurricaneSeason #CommunityHeroes #ThankYouForBeingAFriend #NCWaterWARN #NCOneWater?

PWC Water Construction personnel will be conducting hydrant flow testing overnight at the following locations and times: ? 3060 Gillis Hill Road-4:00am to approximately 6:00am ? Swain Street at Skibo Road- 2:00am to approximately 4:00am. ? 2814 Murchison Road- 12:00 to approximately 2:00am Flow testing should not affect customers, however please note that water from the open hydrants may enter the roadway during flow testing and flushing activities in these areas. PWC Personnel will flush following the flow tests to ensure water clarity. Traffic control measures will be in place. Pedestrians and motorists should use extra caution in the area. For customer questions, please call PWC at 910-438-1382. We appreciate your patience as we safely work on this project. https://lnkd.in/evhgntAQ

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: 481 Robeson Street (MLK Jr Fwy South/North Bound Exit Ramp) Monday, November 18, 2024 PWC Water Construction personnel will have traffic control devices in place at 481 Robeson Street from MLK Jr Fwy South/North Bound Exit Ramp Monday November 18th to complete Water Main Rehab. Motorists can expect lane closures in this area starting at 6:00pm until approximately 11:00pm. Traffic control measures will be in place. Pedestrians and motorists should use extra caution in the area. For customer questions, please call PWC at 910-438-1382. We appreciate your patience as we safely work on this project.

Traffic control devices will be in place at 481 Robeson St. where it meets the MLK Jr Fwy South/North Bound Exit Ramp today, Thursday, Nov. 14, while crews complete water main rehab. Motorists can expect lane closures in this area starting at 6:00pm until approximately 11:00pm. Pedestrians and motorists should use extra caution in the area. For customer questions, please call PWC at 910-438-1382. We appreciate your patience as we safely work on this project