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The HCWSA has published and distributed its 2009 Water Quality Report to inform customers of what is in their drinking water and why. Copies were mailed to each customer but are also available at the Authority headquarters and for viewing on this Web site.

Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority releases annual Water Quality Report

Last fall, when the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) was selected by the Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP) as the state’s 2008 Water Distribution System of the Year, the award was the culmination of the continual hard work by the utility to provide the cleanest, safest drinking water possible for its customers. But b...

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(Above) The Tussahaw Reservoir wier and bridge reflect that during the month of June, the reservoir has been nearly a foot above full pool. At that time, all five HCWSA reservoirs were either at or above full pool.

HCWSA Customers to enjoy relaxed outdoor watering restrictions this summer

Almost one year to the day after the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) successfully petitioned the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) for relaxed outdoor watering restrictions on behalf of its customers, the state is extending that courtesy to everyone. Governor Sonny Perdue has announced that due to increased rainfal...

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Receiving the GAWP “Plant of the Year” Award on behalf of Henry County Water are (left to right): HCWSA General Manager Lindy Farmer, Division Manager David Whitson, Plant Operator Joel Camp, Department Manager Jason Jeffares, Plant Operator Ted Gleaton, Plant Supervisor Buster Cook, and Assistant Department Manager Phil Johnson.

Henry County Water receives Plant of the Year Award from state industry association

While the public may view the sewer side of operations at the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) as less appealing or interesting than the water system, it is no less important as necessary infrastructure critical for accommodating quality growth in the community. Now, the “sewerage” system at HCWSA is no less decorated, either. T...

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The Georgia Association of Water Professionals selected Keith Hayes, plant operator at the HCWSA Towaliga Water Treatment Facility, as its Top Operator for the state’s District 3.

HCWSA Water Plant Operator selected as “Top Op” for District 3 in Georgia

The Authority’s Keith Hayes, an operator currently at the HCWSA Towaliga Water Treatment Plant, won the prestigious “Top Op” award for the state’s District 3, as presented annually by the Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP). He will now compete in a statewide competition that evaluates Georgia’s best water plant operator, which will ...

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