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October 01, 2026 - Armstrong Township, PA

Shapiro Administration Celebrates Completion of Frank E. Heller Dam Spillway Rehabilitation Project to Ensure Clean Drinking Water For 51,000 Pennsylvanians and Protect Thousands of Pennsylvanians from Future Flooding

Today, the Shapiro Administration celebrated the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport.

Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) Director Randy Padfield and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Deputy Secretary Jill Whitcomb joined WMWA leadership along with local and state officials for the event.

"Projects like the spillway rehabilitation at the Heller Dam demonstrate why sustained investment in hazard mitigation is so important," said PEMA Director Randy Padfield. "By strengthening critical infrastructure now, we reduce future risk and protect the safety of thousands of Pennsylvanians from future flooding. This collaboration between federal, state, and local partners shows what we can accomplish when we work together to build more resilient communities."


Speakers
Mike Miller - Executive Director, Williamsport Municipal Water Authority
Randy Padfield - Director, PEMA
Jill Whitcomb - Deputy Secretary, DEP
State Representative Jamie Flick
State Representative Joe Hamm



Armstrong Township, PA. Drone photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_01.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Drone photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_02.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Randy Padfield, Director of PEMA speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_03.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_04.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Randy Padfield, Director of PEMA speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_05.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Randy Padfield listens during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_06.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Michael D. Miller, Executive Director, Williamsport Municipal Water and Sewer Authority (WMWA) speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_07.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Michael D. Miller, Executive Director, Williamsport Municipal Water and Sewer Authority (WMWA) speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_08.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Michael D. Miller, Executive Director, Williamsport Municipal Water and Sewer Authority (WMWA) speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_09.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Randy Padfield listens during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_10.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Jill Whitcomb, Deputy Secretary of DEP speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_11.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Jill Whitcomb, Deputy Secretary of DEP speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_12.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Jill Whitcomb, Deputy Secretary of DEP speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_13.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Michael D. Miller, Executive Director, Williamsport Municipal Water and Sewer Authority (WMWA) listens during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_14.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_15.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Rep. Jamie Flick speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_16.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Rep. Jamie Flick speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_17.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Rep. Joe Hamm speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_18.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Rep. Joe Hamm speaks during Thursdays press conference. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_19.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Event speakers and attendees pose for a group photo on the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_20.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Event speakers and attendees pose for a group photo on the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_21.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_22.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_23.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_24.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_25.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_26.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of the new Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_27.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_28.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_29.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_30.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_31.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_32.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_33.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_34.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_35.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> Armstrong Township, PA. Drone photo of Hagerman Reservoir. The Shapiro Administration celebrates the completion of the Frank. E. Heller Dam spillway rehabilitation project. The dam, located in Armstrong Township, Lycoming County, is owned and operated by the Williamsport Municipal Water Authority (WMWA) and is used to maintain the pool at the Hagerman Reservoir which supports municipal water supply for approximately 51,000 people. The dam spillway rehabilitation also helps to mitigate an estimated $22 million in future flood damage to 2,600 residents living downstream of Hagermans Run in South Williamsport. October 1, 2026.<br><a href="https://media.pacast.com/photo/39846_PEMA_DamRehab_AG_36.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a>