Ron Seibenhener is the director for the Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources. A longtime resident of Gwinnett County, Ron has worked in his own consulting practice since 2006. He previously worked as president of Jordan Jones and Goulding, Inc., a regional engineering, planning, and consulting firm headquartered in Norcross, where he retired after 14 years of service. Additionally, he served Gwinnett County as director of Public Utilities in the late 1980s and early 90s, before the department was renamed Water Resources. Seibenhener holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and a master's degree in environmental engineering from Auburn University.
Stormwater drains carry rainwater directly to streams, not to a treatment plant
Water and sewer line repairs
Property owners, please note that any water and sewer lines built on your property to serve your home or business belong to you. You are responsible for making any needed repairs or maintenance either inside your building or outside on your property between your building and the water meter or sewer main.
Many private companies offer services and insurance coverage for such repairs. County policy does not allow us to recommend or endorse any particular company.
Customer Self Service Forms
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For a list of Water Resources contact phone numbers, click here.
Water Resources Careers
At Gwinnett County, we believe that a career in water resources is both satisfying and rewarding. Professionals in the water industry are directly involved in protecting and preserving the health of the community and environment. There are also a vast number of job opportunities that exist within the industry. Please visit www.H2Opportunity.net for more information on careers in the water industry.