HCWSA
1695 Hwy 20W
McDonough, GA 30253
Phone:
(770) 957-6659
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What's News
Cheyanne Chastain, 6, and her father Jason celebrate her winning the
HCWSA third annual Kids Fishing Day a success, with attendance nearly doubling from last year
Steady rain, which included a thunderstorm that delayed the event for about an hour, did not dampen the spirits of young anglers taking part in the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority’s (HCWSA) annual Kids Fishing Day, held recently at the Longbranch Reservoir in Locust Grove. A crowd of approximately 250 people, including 149 registered child...
HCWSA employee Michael Lloyd (left) discusses the contents of his first aid kit with Don Ash, Henry County E-911 and EMA Director, at the Authority’s annual safety awareness day. Lloyd is also one of many HCWSA employees to go through Henry County’s Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) program.
HCWSA stressing safety, security on the job and at home
When severe storms came through Georgia this past Mother’s Day weekend, leaving families devastated and property damaged, local citizens were reminded of the importance of being prepared to respond to natural disasters such as these. Disaster preparedness was one of many topics presented to employees at the Henry County Water & Sewerage Author...
Through proper drought management and long-range planning, the HCWSA was able to win its petition to the state EPD for more relaxed outdoor water use on behalf of customers. The Authority is fortunate to have roughly 18 billion gallons of raw water storage among its five reservoirs, including the newly filled Tussahaw (above).
HCWSA receives new Level 4-c Drought Response Modification for outdoor water use
The Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) has received word from the state Environmental Protection Division (EPD) that its request on behalf of customers to end the complete ban on outdoor water use has been granted. HCWSA customers now are allowed outdoor water use according to the new Level IV-c Drought Response Modification. As a ...
The annual Water Quality Report, which includes a year's worth of data from the Authority's water quality lab at its Tussahaw Water Treatment Plant (above), provides empirical evidence that the HCWSA's drinking water is among the cleanest and safest possible.
Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority releases annual Water Quality Report
The lab data have been collected, the numbers have been posted, and the results show that the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) provides some of the cleanest, safest drinking water possible for its customers. That empirical evidence comes in the form of the annual Henry County Water Quality Report, which is a document water utili...
Recent Meeting Minutes
Meeting minutes from current and past HCWSA board meetings are available online by clicking here.
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