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Water and sewer rates increase

Effective January 2012, a rate increase will be implemented and will remain in effect until December 2012.

Single Family Residential

(per 1,000 gallons)

Water

Tier 1 (up to 8,000 gallons)

$4.53

Tier 2 (8,000 - 12,000 gallons)

$6.79

Tier 3 (over 12,000 gallons)

$9.06

Sewer

$6.47

 

Commercial/Multi Family Residential

(per 1,000 gallons)

Water

$4.53

Sewer

$6.47

All Irrigation and Builder accounts shall be billed at two times the tier-one volumetric rate for all water which passes through the water meter per billing period.

Monthly Availability Charges (no change from 2011)

Meter Size

Meter Charges

Meter Size

Meter Charges

Meter Size

Meter Charges

5/8"

$7.50

1 1/2"

$27.00

4"

$210.00

3/4"

$7.50

2"

$52.50

6"

$400.00

1"

$16.50

3"

$144.00

8"

$750.00

Reduce water use in your home

Learn how you can increase water efficiency in your home at the Department of Water Resources Homeowner H2O: Water Conservation Workshop. This free workshop will take place on Wednesday, January 11 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm in the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center auditorium, 75 Langley Drive in Lawrenceville.

Attendees will receive a low-flow retrofit kit, an outdoor water efficiency kit, and a do-it-yourself home audit guide, and information on how to apply for the County's toilet rebate program. To pre-register, please send an e-mail with your name, address, and phone number to dwrconserve@gwinnettcounty.com or call 678.376.6722.

 


Illegal Dumping
(Lawrenceville, Ga., Jan. 20, 2010) - Gwinnett County is asking for help from the public to catch people who are prying up sewer system manhole covers to dump various kinds of waste.

"People have been dumping everything from grease and chemicals to septic tank pumping," said Acting Director of Water Resources Lynn Smarr. "It's not only illegal but it's also dangerous for the perpetrators and our employees. We're asking anyone who sees suspicious activity to report it immediately."

Residents can call Gwinnett Police at 770.513.5100 or Water Resources at 678.376.7000. Both lines are staffed 24 hours a day. County vehicles are clearly marked and Water Resources employees wear uniforms.

"Tough economic times lead people to do things they wouldn't normally do," said Deputy Director Tyler Richards. "We all need to be vigilant to protect public health and safety."

"As environmental regulations get tighter, we've got to be strict about enforcing illegal dumping laws," added Smarr.


Department of Water Resources
Water Resources Department
684 Winder Highway
Lawrenceville, GA 30045

Helpful Contact Phone Numbers
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.

Toilet Rebate Program