WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Upcoming segment will take viewers behind the tap to see how a Virginia utility protects public health and the environment

"All Access with Andy Garcia" is scheduled to film with Prince William Water on October 16, 2026, for an upcoming educational segment about the work required to deliver drinking water and reclaim wastewater around the clock. The production will show how the utility's employees, community programs and regional partnerships support service for more than 380,000 people in Prince William County.

Filming is planned at the H.L. Mooney Advanced Water Reclamation Facility in Woodbridge, where wastewater from the eastern part of the county is treated before its return to the environment. The segment will give viewers a closer look at the systems and people behind a service we all use but rarely see.

Prince William Water will also discuss the pressures facing water utilities, including aging infrastructure, emerging contaminants and the need to plan for community growth. Through programs like H2Go Kids, the utility helps residents understand the journey of their water and the role they can play in protecting this essential resource.

"Communicating proactively with our community about the value of water is a priority for Prince William Water and across the water industry," said Prince William Water General Manager/CEO Calvin D. Farr, Jr., P.E. "Participating in 'All Access with Andy Garcia' is a great opportunity to engage and inspire stewardship with a broader audience."

About All Access

"All Access with Andy Garcia" brings educational documentary stories to Public Television audiences, examining timely issues through the perspectives of people working directly in their fields. The series explores how organizations address challenges that affect communities across the country. Learn more at www.allaccessptv.com.

About Prince William Water

Prince William Water is an independent water and wastewater authority serving more than 380,000 people in Prince William County, Virginia, one of the most diverse communities in the country. Established in 1983, it provides drinking water and water reclamation services while working to protect public health and the environment. Learn more at www.PrinceWilliamWater.org.

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