TWW has undertaken several capital projects since it announced its six-year, $405-million capital plan in 2019. Many thanks to Mayor Reed Gusciora and Trenton City Council for making it a priority.” “In recent years and months, the number of water main breaks on Olden Avenue has supported the argument that this project is fundamentally needed. “We are very pleased that Trenton Water Works is making this investment in the Olden Avenue business district, a vital part of Ewing Township’s economy and quality of life,” said Bert H. TWW has more than 10,000 customers in Ewing Township.
When complete, the project will help maintain high water quality and improve water-distribution system reliability, increase water pressure in some areas, and maintain adequate flows throughout the TWW system. The scope of work includes replacing approximately 9,500 linear feet of 16-inch water main north of Princeton Avenue to Sutherland Road in Ewing Township. 16, 2021, Trenton City Council approved the use of $4 million from the city's allotment of American Rescue Plan funding to pay for the Ewing Township water main replacement project. "This is the level of investment, commitment, and leadership required to ensure that TWW continues to produce some of the highest quality drinking water in the United States for our customers and service-area consumers - drinking water that meets or exceeds rigorous federal and state standards.” "We measure TWW’s capital projects in the millions of dollars," said Mayor Gusciora. Reed Gusciora today announced that Trenton Water Works (TWW) will replace approximately 1.8 miles of 16-inch water main in Ewing Township north of Princeton Avenue to Sutherland Road beginning in the fall of 2022.
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