Verified city programs
Short answer
We list only city programs verified on the utility’s own website. As of Oct 15, 2026 we have verified 24, including Chicago, New York City, Detroit, Washington DC, Boston, Indianapolis and Louisville. Not listed? Check your state page or call the number on your water bill.
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We only list programs verified on official sources.
Chicago, Illinois
Free (income-qualified)
Chicago Department of Water ManagementNew York City, New York
Free (eligible areas, by letter)
NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)Detroit, Michigan
Free (neighborhood schedule)
Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD)Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Free (in program) / owner-paid option
Milwaukee Water WorksCleveland, Ohio
Free (planned project areas)
Cleveland WaterColumbus, Ohio
Free (scheduled) / no-interest lien loan
Columbus Water & PowerDenver, Colorado
Free (scheduled) + partial reimbursement
Denver WaterPittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Free (neighborhood) + reimbursement
Pittsburgh WaterCincinnati, Ohio
Free (with participation)
Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW)Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Zero-interest loan / free during main work
Philadelphia Water Department (PWD)Indianapolis, Indiana
Free in project areas
Citizens Energy GroupLouisville, Kentucky
Free
Louisville Water CompanyWashington, DC, District of Columbia
Free (planned projects) / income-based discount
DC WaterBoston, Massachusetts
Free
Boston Water and Sewer Commission (BWSC)Minneapolis, Minnesota
Free (city program)
City of Minneapolis Public WorksOmaha, Nebraska
Free
Metropolitan Utilities District (M.U.D.)New Orleans, Louisiana
Free (Right-of-Entry required)
Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO)Saint Paul, Minnesota
Free
Saint Paul Regional Water Services (SPRWS)Toledo, Ohio
Free
City of Toledo Department of Public UtilitiesBuffalo, New York
Free (queue)
Buffalo WaterNewark, New Jersey
Free (program largely complete)
Newark Water and Sewer UtilitiesRochester, New York
Free (scheduled streets)
City of Rochester Department of Environmental ServicesAustin, Texas
Free (or reimbursement)
Austin WaterEl Paso, Texas
Free (utility expense)
El Paso Water
Free (income-qualified)
Chicago Department of Water ManagementNew York City, New York
Free (eligible areas, by letter)
NYC Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)Detroit, Michigan
Free (neighborhood schedule)
Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD)Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Free (in program) / owner-paid option
Milwaukee Water WorksCleveland, Ohio
Free (planned project areas)
Cleveland WaterColumbus, Ohio
Free (scheduled) / no-interest lien loan
Columbus Water & PowerDenver, Colorado
Free (scheduled) + partial reimbursement
Denver WaterPittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Free (neighborhood) + reimbursement
Pittsburgh WaterCincinnati, Ohio
Free (with participation)
Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW)Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Zero-interest loan / free during main work
Philadelphia Water Department (PWD)Indianapolis, Indiana
Free in project areas
Citizens Energy GroupLouisville, Kentucky
Free
Louisville Water CompanyWashington, DC, District of Columbia
Free (planned projects) / income-based discount
DC WaterBoston, Massachusetts
Free
Boston Water and Sewer Commission (BWSC)Minneapolis, Minnesota
Free (city program)
City of Minneapolis Public WorksOmaha, Nebraska
Free
Metropolitan Utilities District (M.U.D.)New Orleans, Louisiana
Free (Right-of-Entry required)
Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO)Saint Paul, Minnesota
Free
Saint Paul Regional Water Services (SPRWS)Toledo, Ohio
Free
City of Toledo Department of Public UtilitiesBuffalo, New York
Free (queue)
Buffalo WaterNewark, New Jersey
Free (program largely complete)
Newark Water and Sewer UtilitiesRochester, New York
Free (scheduled streets)
City of Rochester Department of Environmental ServicesAustin, Texas
Free (or reimbursement)
Austin WaterEl Paso, Texas
Free (utility expense)
El Paso Water
For a broader (self-described incomplete) list, see EDF’s national map.