NYC Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP)

Take the first step towards an exciting new career and become part of the next generation of watershed protectors! The Environmental Police Officer exam application is open only until April 21st, so sign up today: nyc.gov/dep/police. #NYCWater

🎤 Reporting from DEP’s Pipeyard, Gabe Lopez takes us behind the scenes for an exclusive look inside the supply closet of water infrastructure. Let's see what it's all about. #NYCWater

Great to connect with Office of The Bronx Borough President today to discuss the needs and concerns of #Bronx residents! 🤝 #NYCWater

Field Highlights: Engineer Intern Christian Favis landed a spot in our Bureau of Engineering Design and Construction right out of college! Christian is impressed by the speed at which they've hit milestones constructing the new digesters at Hunts Point and says it's been an eye-opening experience. #NYToughest💪 Want to work for #NYC too? The Engineer Intern exam deadline has been extended to April 21st, so apply today: https://on.nyc.gov/3Qh6H0w #NYCWater #WaterCareers

Maintaining your health is a daily effort. The same goes for maintaining our planet! #EarthMonth🌏 #NYCWater

Calling all engineering majors!  Start your career by making a BIG impact in your city’s flow!  • Chemical  • Electrical  • Environmental  • Mechanical  • Civil NYC Citywide Administrative Services extended the exam deadlines to April 21st, so apply today: https://on.nyc.gov/3Qh6H0w

It may be spring here in #NYC, but next year’s snow prep starts now! Today with the New York City Department of Sanitation, Assembly Member Jo Anne Simon, Big Reuse and Gowanus Canal Conservancy, we cut the ribbon on Gowanus’ new snow operations & composting facilities we built to make way for major sewer infrastructure next door. #gowanus #brooklyn #NYCWater

Out of the Archives: This 1913 illustration showed that City Water Tunnel No. 1 was as deep as the world’s tallest building was high. While the tunnel was under construction, the Woolworth Building had just been completed and captured the world’s attention, making it a timely reference point. As New York City grew, so did its need for drinking water. Note the teeny little workers and carts drawn inside the tunnel. The glorious photo of the Woolworth Building, scanned from the original glass plate negative, was taken June 16, 1914, from the Municipal Building’s 35th floor. For more NYCDEp history, click: http://bit.ly/2tKkvDE. #NYCWater #TBT #WaterTunnel #WaterQuality

🎤 Reporting from a newly replaced catch basin in #SunsetPark DEP’s Gabe Lopez gets to the bottom of why these unassuming pieces of city infrastructure are actually our first line of defense to prevent street flooding! #NYCWater

Today kicks off this year's trout fishing season, and the watershed reservoirs and lakes of NYC's drinking water supply offer some of the BEST fishing in the northeast. Visit nyc.gov/dep/recreation for more info. 🎣 #NYCWater