Beginning May 15th 2019, contractors employed by the Authority will inspect and service approximately 6,000 fire hydrants located throughout unincorporated Newton County. This effort will continue through the summer, subject to plentiful water supply at our reservoir. Our Contractor, DMD Consultants, will work westward from the Yellow River toward our more densely populated areas toward […]
Newton County’s tap water is the best-tasting in the state, according to a contest held by the Georgia Association of Water Professionals. In the 2019 Best Tap Water Taste Test held in Columbus on April 25, Newton County came out on top. The test required Newton County to send a sample of water, which was […]
Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority awarded $25 million loan for wastewater treatment facility ATLANTA – January 28, 2019. The Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority was awarded a $25,000,000 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) loan by the Georgia EnvironmentalFinance Authority (GEFA) board of directors. The loan will finance the construction of the Little […]
NCWSA ROLLS OUT SECURE, CONVENIENT, USER-FRIENDLY ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEM New Software Enhances the Customer Experience Customer Portal Pay Your Bill By Phone: 844-216-1987. Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority, on April 27, 2018, implemented a more secure, convenient and user-friendly online payment system for our customers. The new and improved interface provides myriad benefits to customers, […]
Distinguished Budget Presentation Award Program The following entities have won GFOA’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the first time: West County Wastewater District, California; Newton County Water and Sewerage, Georgia; Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority, Michigan; City of Horseshoe Bay, Texas; City of Donna, TX Government; and City of Staunton, Virginia.
Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority permanent restrictions are is follows: Drought Response Level I Measures: Under a Level 1 Drought Response, the outdoor water use schedule required under the Water Stewardship Act of 2010 remains in place. This schedule allows outdoor water use year-round between 4 p.m. and 10 a.m. In addition, the following […]