The Fayetteville Public Works Commission (PWC) is proud to announce its recent recognition at the 2025 NC One Water Awards, where the utility earned two of the highest distinctions: Water Distribution System of the Year – Overall Winner and Wastewater Collections System of the Year – Large System Award.
PWC’s Water Distribution System received recognition for delivering water to over 225,000 residents with the Water Distribution System of the Year – Overall Winner Award. The award highlights PWC’s investments in infrastructure, strict maintenance, and new technologies that improve efficiency and customer satisfaction. The award honors municipalities that exceed standards to protect public health.
PWC was recognized for its effective management of a large wastewater collection network by receiving the Wastewater Collections System of the Year – Large System Award. The award highlights PWC’s proactive environmental practices, regulatory compliance, and ability to address challenges protecting public health and the environment. It honors systems that minimize health risks and property damage through outstanding maintenance of infrastructure and professionalism.
“Receiving both awards is a testament to our entire team’s dedication, professionalism and commitment to excellence,” said Chief Operations Officer for Water Resources at PWC Misty Manning in a press release. “We take immense pride in serving our community, ensuring every family has access to clean drinking water and dependable wastewater services. At PWC, our mission is to protect public health, support our community’s growth and continue to deliver on our promise of quality and affordability every day.”
These dual honors highlight PWC’s ongoing commitment to providing reliable, affordable water and wastewater services in the Fayetteville area. PWC’s team works hard to ensure families and businesses receive essential utilities that benefit both quality of life and community development.
PWC would like to thank the community and its employees whose ongoing support and dedication make achievements like these possible.
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