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Clayton County Water We provide quality drinking water, wastewater treatment, & stormwater services to Clayton County.

Established in 1955 by an act of the Georgia State Legislature to provide quality drinking water, wastewater treatment, and stormwater services to our community.

10/22/2026

Have you ever wondered where your water goes between the time it leaves the meter and reaches your faucet?

We're making it easier for customers to understand their water use, one smart meter at a time.

CCWA has installed more than 60,000 smart meters, bringing us another step closer to converting our entire service area to a smart metering system.

These meters provide near-real-time water usage data that can help customers spot unusual patterns, identify potential leaks and better understand their consumption.

Because when you have a clearer picture of your water use, you can make more informed decisions about it.

A big thank you to our incredible community volunteers and CCWA Ambassadors who helped make this year’s Rivers Alive Str...
10/21/2026

A big thank you to our incredible community volunteers and CCWA Ambassadors who helped make this year’s Rivers Alive Stream Cleanup a success! On October 17, volunteers gathered at Panhandle Park in Jonesboro and collected an impressive 1,460 pounds of trash, litter, tires and other debris to help keep our local waterways clean. From hands-on cleanup efforts to educational activities, everyone played a part in protecting our environment and making a difference in our community. Thank you to everyone who showed up and got involved. We’re already looking forward to next year!

10/21/2026

Come for the fun. Stay to shape the Flint’s future - a bike trail from the Tri-Cities and the Beltline all the way through Clayton, Fayette and Spalding Counties.

Join us for a Flint Week Block Party! Enjoy food, music, and games while sharing your vision for the Flint Riverway. - from trails and outdoor gathering spaces to new ways to connect with nature and your neighbors.

📅 October 20, 2026, 4-7PM at the Academy Theatre in Hapeville

📅 October 22, 2026, 4-7PM at Jonesboro City Green

Bring your family, invite a friend, and bring your big ideas. What would you love to see along the Flint? Learn more: https://publicinput.com/g10688

Behind the Tap Spotlight: Procurement & Contract Specialist Luke R. Meet Procurement & Contract Specialist Luke R. Luke ...
10/19/2026

Behind the Tap Spotlight: Procurement & Contract Specialist Luke R.

Meet Procurement & Contract Specialist Luke R. Luke helps CCWA departments navigate the procurement process and works behind the scenes to ensure CCWA gets the goods and services it needs to keep operations running smoothly.

Luke’s day typically starts like many people’s, with a few cups of coffee. Once he arrives at work, he checks his email and workflow management tool to see where his projects stand, what needs attention and how he should prioritize his day.

From there, no two days are necessarily the same. Luke may prepare a request for companies to submit bids, review pricing, help a department determine the best way to purchase something it needs, answer questions from vendors, coordinate site visits or review bids and proposals.

To learn more about Luke and other CCWA employees, check out our Behind the Tap Series Blog: https://buff.ly/vauUGHj

10/16/2026

Rivers Alive is TOMORROW! 💧 Join CCWA for our annual stream cleanup and help keep our local waterways clean and healthy. Every bag of litter collected makes a difference!

Date: Saturday, Oct. 17
Time: 10 a.m. - noon
Location: Panhandle Park, 10930 Panhandle Road, Jonesboro

We’ll provide gloves, bags and lunch. Just bring your outdoor spirit and get ready to make an impact!

There’s still time to register! Sign up today and join us in protecting our waterways.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/events/1998359997547/dashboard/?eid=1998359997547&utm_campaign=order-confirm-bcc&ref=eemailordconf&utm_term=orgbcceventname&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eventbrite

10/15/2026

Today is !

What does reliable water service mean to the people who make up our community? We went straight to the source and invited local leaders to share why water matters in their work and everyday lives.

From protecting public safety to educating the next generation, their stories show just how much depends on this essential resource.

🎥 Hear from our community members in our Imagine a Day Without Water video campaign!

Learn more about Imagine a Day Without Water: https://imagineadaywithoutwater.org/

10/13/2026

💧 What’s ONE thing you just can’t live without? 👀

· Your phone
· Your morning coffee
· Your favorite snack
· Your bed
· Water

Tell us your answer in the comments!

For , let’s take a moment to appreciate the things we depend on every day, especially water! 💙

Water isn't just a utility—it is the lifeblood of our communities, and safeguarding it requires a collective commitment....
10/12/2026

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. 💧💪

Learn more: https://buff.ly/ITcbkOP

10/09/2026

Due to inclement weather, our trails will be closed tomorrow, October 10, 2026. Please stay home and stay safe tomorrow!

CCWA is proud to be recognized with the Safety Innovation Award from the National Safety Council for M.I.T.C.H.™ 2.0, th...
10/09/2026

CCWA is proud to be recognized with the Safety Innovation Award from the National Safety Council for M.I.T.C.H.™ 2.0, the Mobile Illuminated Traffic Control Hub.

Following a 2022 struck-by incident, CCWA challenged itself to find a safer way to protect employees working near live traffic. The result was M.I.T.C.H.™ 2.0, a solar-powered mobile platform that brings temporary traffic control devices, lighting, communications, PPE and safety equipment together in one deployable unit.

Since implementation, M.I.T.C.H.™ 2.0 has helped achieve:

- 57% reduction in work zone setup time
- 23% reduction in employee exposure to live traffic
- Less than 1% secondary dispatches
- Zero struck-by incidents since implementation

This recognition highlights the innovation and dedication of CCWA employees in creating safer ways to work.

Congratulations to everyone who helped bring M.I.T.C.H.™ 2.0 to life!

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1600 Battle Creek Road
Morrow, GA
30260

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

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