The DC Office of the People's Counsel advocates, educates, and protects consumers of electric, natural gas, water, and local telephone services in the District.
"Baby it's hot outside!" But that didn't stop @DCOPC's Cheryl Morse from joining the #Ward4 pop up on the Walter Reed campus on Georgia Avenue NW. Last week you might have seen her with other city public servants on GA Ave & Sheridan St. NW. #ward4#OPCinYourNeighborhood
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For emergencies, contact our 24/7 Command Center:
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We appreciate your patience.
Resources. Support. Community. Join us and the Office of the People's Counsel @DCOPC, Office of the @DCAttorneyGen Consumer & Tenant Response (OAG CTR) Team, and A-Peace LLC on June 11 in Anacostia.
- Sadiq's Peace
-1 PM – 3 PM
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The Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for affected customers in Upper NW DC has been lifted as of 9:00 p.m., Saturday, June 6, 2026.
Water quality testing confirmed the water is safe, and customers in the impacted area may now resume normal water use. 🔗dcwater.com/BWALifted
A quick reminder: the Precautionary Boil Water Advisory remains in effect for parts of Upper Northwest DC.
Please continue following boil water guidance until the advisory is lifted.
Updates and impacted areas ▶️ dcwater.com/bwa
It's going to be a hot one today, DC! ☀️
Planning on spending time outside?
🥤Stay hydrated, take breaks, and watch for signs of heat stroke like headache, confusion & chills.
Visit heat.dc.gov to learn more and find a cooling center near you!
Unsure whether you’re affected by the Precautionary Boil Water Advisory?
Visit our interactive map:
dcwater.com/june-05-bwa
Enter your address using the search icon to check if you’re in the impacted area.
DC Water has issued a Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for customers in Upper Northwest DC due to a loss of water pressure.
Boil water for at least one minute before drinking or cooking.
For updates and to view the impacted area: dcwater.com/bwa
A regional Drought Watch is in effect. No emergency, just a good time to use water wisely.
Water supplies remain adequate, but small conservation steps now can help protect our rivers and strengthen the system if dry weather continues.
🔗 dcwater.com/about-dc-water/m…#WiseWaterDMV
A Pepco rate increase went into effect June 1. @DCOPC is fighting daily for more affordable utility rates for DC residents. Repost: Utility bills in D.C. are rising. wapo.st/4fE85In
Good food for thought from Jordan Taylor of SynergyGrid @ the Public Service Commission Energy Action Summit: "Affordability is not just lower rates...Energy is not a spectator sport. Neither is community."
@DCOPC Legal Director Laurence Daniels moderates a panel at the @DC_PSC Energy Action Summit. Topics: affordability, rising utility bills, sustainability, conservation strategies, access to consumer assistance programs.
Day One of the 2026 District of Columbia Energy Action Summit kicks off at 9am on Wednesday, May 27. Watch it live at youtube.com/watch?v=jbG_YLGV… and learn more at dcpsc.org/eas.
Bringing resources directly to the community. Join DCSEU, @DCOPC , @DCAttorneyGen OAG CTR & A-Peace LLC for an afternoon of consumer protection info, clean energy resources & workforce opportunities for DC residents.
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