We encourage all customers to follow the water use schedule required in the Water Stewardship Act of 2010 (https://epd.georgia.gov/water-conservation). As a reminder, the State Legislature instituted the Georgia Water Stewardship Act in year 2010 that allows daily outdoor watering only between the hours of 4 p.m. and 10:00 a.m.
Please visit the conservation section of our website: ncwsa.us to learn more about a variety of ways that you can do your part in conserving water, which is our most valuable resource.
Thank you,
Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority
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The Official Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority Website
The Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority was created by the State of Georgia Legislature in 1970. The Authority began with one full-time employee and 52 customers. Today the Authority is made up of more than 50 dedicated professionals and serves over 23,000 water customers and more than 6,000 sewer customers.
How To:
How To Read Your Meter
When looking at the water meter, locate the BLACK numbers on the LEFT side of the meter dial with the WHITE background. These numbers count the number of gallons of water that have passed through your meter. CLICK TO LEARN MORE ABOUT YOUR METER
How to Check For Leaks
A small leak, about the size of a pin head, dripping at one drop per second can add up to 7 gallons of water a day. A large leak, the kind most often found in toilets, can waste 200 gallons of water or more per day! CLICK TO LEARN MORE ABOUT LEAKS.
Backflow Prevention
A connection between your drinking water and another source of water that combines the two when a backflow condition occurs. When this occurs, your drinking water can become contaminated. CLICK TO LEARN MORE ABOUT BACKFLOW.
The Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority has designated Emily Mills as its Open Records Officer.
All open records requests must be made to Ms. Mills in writing through one of the following three methods:
1) email: em@ncwsa.us
2) fax: (770) 786-4536 or
3) by mail addressed to: Emily Mills, Open Records Officer, Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority, 11325 Brown Bridge Road, Covington, Georgia 30016