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10/06/2026
Our Manhattan Borough Commissioner, Marty Fatooh, and Construction Laborers Adam Pratts and Tarik Washington had the perfect weather for the Dyckman Run Club's 7th Annual Dyckman 5K! DEP donated water bottles to the top runners so they could stay hydrated with delicious NYC tap water!
Drippy’s origin story starts in 1915, all the way up in the !
👋 Meet Effie Ardizzone, DEP’s Bronx Borough Commissioner. If it's happening in the , Effie probably already knows about it!
10/02/2026
Meet one of the next generation of water protectors! Environmental Police Officer Brandon Giedra is already on the job protecting NYC’s greatest resource, OUR WATER SUPPLY! Cheers to all the dedicated stewards who keep NYC’s tap water flowing 24/7/365!
10/01/2026
Out of the Archives: Hauling concrete by gasoline mule (gas-powered cart that replaced actual mules) during construction of the Catskill Aqueduct, 114 years ago. Once completed, the aqueduct spanned 92 miles to delivering fresh water to the residents of NYC. October 1, 1912.
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10/01/2026
During a recent day at work at our East Delaware Release Chamber, Watershed Maintainer Jim Tweedie captured this epic moment of flight! 🦅
🤔 Thinking about going into the sewer? PLEASE DON’T.
09/29/2026
A dog’s sense of smell is 100,000x more powerful than humans & can detect invasive species that are nearly IMPOSSIBLE to locate with traditional methods. With NYS Department of Environmental Conservation & the DISC Program (Dogs For Invasive Species Control), these canines help protect our reservoirs!
09/28/2026
Our Borough Commissioners and Community Affairs team are a great SOURCE for information regarding DEP-related issues, so it's fitting that the team visited the NYC Watershed, the SOURCE of NYC’s delicious tap water, just ahead of !
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