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Newton County Water and Sewerage Newton County Georgia Water Utility Authority

Water isn't just a utility—it is the lifeblood of our communities, and safeguarding it requires a collective commitment....
10/15/2026

Water isn't just a utility—it is the lifeblood of our communities, and safeguarding it requires a collective commitment.

For , we are shining a light on the people who power water every single day. From the engineers designing resilient infrastructure and utility crews on the ground to the advocates and everyday citizens demanding change, it takes all of us to ensure a sustainable future.

Today, let’s recognize and celebrate the water advocates who keep our taps flowing and our communities thriving. 💧💪

Could you go one day without water? Neither could our homes, schools, hospitals, or local businesses. is our reminder...
10/15/2026

Could you go one day without water? Neither could our homes, schools, hospitals, or local businesses.

is our reminder of what water makes possible—from the morning coffee to the watersheds we rely on. But keeping the taps running takes more than just appreciation. It’s on all of us to take action.

We’re stepping up because we protect water's future. By investing in resilient infrastructure and sustainable management today, we ensure that no one ever has to experience a day without it.

Water: It's otterly essential. What are you doing today to protect it? 💧On 10/15, we’re proud to celebrate to show why...
10/14/2026

Water: It's otterly essential. What are you doing today to protect it? 💧

On 10/15, we’re proud to celebrate to show why water is essential and needs investment. Learn more 👉 https://thevalueofwater.org/imagineaday

What if the tap ran dry? A day without water means no: 🚿 Morning shower to start the day 🥗 Fresh produce that fuels us 🏞...
10/14/2026

What if the tap ran dry? A day without water means no:

🚿 Morning shower to start the day
🥗 Fresh produce that fuels us
🏞️ Parks and green spaces that restore us

Water is the secret ingredient in our everyday rituals. Let’s protect the resource that powers us every day and take action on Imagine a Day Without Water this October 15.

NCWSA employees enjoyed showing Middle Ridge Elementary's 3rd graders how we treat wastewater at our Emmons Water Reclam...
10/08/2026

NCWSA employees enjoyed showing Middle Ridge Elementary's 3rd graders how we treat wastewater at our Emmons Water Reclamation Facility while learning that you should flush only the 4 P's - p*e, poop💩, (toilet) paper🚽, and puke!

NCWSA visited the Satsuki Garden Club to share information about water conservation, gardening, and reuse in Newton Coun...
10/07/2026

NCWSA visited the Satsuki Garden Club to share information about water conservation, gardening, and reuse in Newton County, sparking a delightful exchange of knowledge and showcasing stunning plants. 💐💧🌺

10/05/2026

It's World Teachers' Day, and NCWSA appreciates all our educators! 🍎📚

“Teaching is the essential profession, the one that makes all other professions possible.” ~ David Haselkorn

NCWSA had a splashin' good time with 3rd graders from Porterdale Elementary! Young scientists learned about how we treat...
10/01/2026

NCWSA had a splashin' good time with 3rd graders from Porterdale Elementary! Young scientists learned about how we treat wastewater at our Emmons Water Reclamation Facility. 💧🌎💧

NCWSA's beloved mascot, Ollie the Otter, joined his best buddy, SeyMore Green from Keep Newton Beautiful, at the highly ...
09/25/2026

NCWSA's beloved mascot, Ollie the Otter, joined his best buddy, SeyMore Green from Keep Newton Beautiful, at the highly anticipated Rivers Alive event! The dynamic duo was thrilled to see both humans and furry friends pitching in to make a difference. It was amazing to see the community come together for such a great cause. Ollie and SeyMore were beaming with pride as they worked alongside volunteers of all ages to make a positive impact on the environment. 🌎💧💕

Yeehaw! 🤠NCWSA enjoyed hydrating cowboys and cowgirls at the Newton County Rodeo. Parched spectators appreciated the ice...
09/23/2026

Yeehaw! 🤠
NCWSA enjoyed hydrating cowboys and cowgirls at the Newton County Rodeo. Parched spectators appreciated the ice-cold water as well as frisbees and hand fans.

Address

11325 Brown Bridge Road
Covington, GA
30016

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(770)7871375

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