Security Team Members: Vic Simpson, Tommy Wendelgass, and Sean Price. As many of us know, even during times of crisis the show must go on. Being that we provide a vital service to our community, we are thankful to have members of our staff who are looking out for us behind the scenes to make... Continue Reading →

Through this ever-changing pandemic, many of us have faced new challenges in our roles, and have had to shift our job duties in unexpected ways. One member of our staff who is very familiar with pivoting during these unprecedented times is Procurement Officer, Matt Newlon. Matt was initially part of the Charlotte Water task force... Continue Reading →

On Tuesday afternoon, Charlotte Water crews quickly responded to an emergency water main break at the 1300 block of Central Avenue. This repair required the replacement of a 12-inch water main, which was no easy feat. The water main wasn’t the only thing underground – crews also had to remove or replace a few things... Continue Reading →

Activity: Charlotte Water themed scavenger hunt Age range: All ages Lace-up your walking shoes for this one! We've created a Charlotte Water themed scavenger hunt that anyone can do anywhere. You may not realize it, but your neighborhood is full of vital infrastructure that ensures you have access to safe drinking water and sanitary sewers.... Continue Reading →

CLTWater is meeting with Mecklenburg County in late July to review final asphalt paving and other restoration tasks. The greenway is estimated to reopen mid-August 2020. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this large wastewater pipe repair. Detailed updates May through July 2020: The area adjacent to Tuckaseegee Rd. bridge is now fully restoredThe... Continue Reading →

Activity: Track water usage for one day using our at-home water audit Age Range: Upper Elementary and older Do you ever think about how many times a day you use water? Just take a moment to think about all of the things you use water for – cooking, cleaning, bathing, brushing, drinking, and so much... Continue Reading →

Have you ever thought there was a better or more efficient way to get something done? Well that's exactly what a couple of our employees thought here at Charlotte Water when they decided to create unique tools to make a part of their job easier, safer, and more cost-effective for themselves and their coworkers! Every... Continue Reading →

Activity: Build your own water filter (using household items) Age Range: Upper Elementary - Middle School It almost seems like magic the way that we can take water from a lake and turn it into safe, high quality drinking water from your tap. For this activity, you can create your own magic by using household... Continue Reading →