Anderson City Water Department

The department helps customers with the following services.

Anderson city water department. You may contact the water department for questions about. Learn about the role of the water department in anderson. View the responsibilities and goals of the department working to maintain the city streets. The water department or water utility provides potable tap water to residential customers businesses and others in anderson county.

To provide quick response to the needs of our customers at a fair and reasonable cost while continuously planning for the future. Our mission is to operate an efficient and first class water and wastewater system for the city of anderson and the surrounding area in order to provide our citizens and businesses with the highest quality of life. You may contact the water department for questions about. From domestic home uses to industrial service and even fire protection.

The anderson water department or water utility is a government agency or private company that operates a public water system which provides potable tap water directly to residential commercial industrial and institutional customers in anderson in. Sign up for new services view your payment options and find local utility providers. Anderson residents can contact the water department to start or stop water services for drinking water reports or for billing and payment information. Consumer confidence report main water system consumer confidence report wooded acres consumer confidence report ox yoke.

Scheduling new service connections for electricity water sewer and stormwater. Water utility bills and payments. Mail remitted to electric city utilities city of anderson po box 100146 columbia sc 29202 3146. One unit of water is equal to 100 cubic feet 748 gallons.

Your bill reflects water usage by cubic feet. Check out information about the. Of course this water is used in a wide range of tasks. Payments may be made as follows.

The anderson water department is responsible for procuring processing and delivering at pressure approximately 10 million gallons of drinking water each day. Water and sewer service map.