Coweta Water & Sewerage Authority
CCWSA is dedicated to providing the highest quality water services, with its award-winning water and wastewater treatment facilities, to more than 31,000 active water and 3,500 sewer customers in Coweta County and the surrounding communities.
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DELAYED OPENING, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2026
Due to weather conditions, Coweta County Water & Sewerage Authority will delay opening until 10:00am on Monday, January 26, 2026.
In case of an emergency, contact our office at 770-254-3710.
ATTENTION: IMPORTANT INFORMATION BELOW ABOUT UPCOMING WEEKEND WEATHER
As colder weather approaches, it’s essential to winterize your home to avoid frozen or burst pipes. Below are a few important tips to help protect your home during freezing conditions.
- Let inside faucets drip slowly when temperatures are expected to be 28*F or lower for 4+ hours. (Remember to turn them off once the freeze threat has passed!)
- Open cabinet doors under sinks located on outside walls to let warm air circulate around pipes.
- Keep garage doors closed, especially if plumbing runs through the space, as these spaces are often unheated and vulnerable.
- Be sure to take extra precautions for any pipes that have frozen in the past!
Stay safe and warm this winter, and #ProtectYourPipes!
ATTENTION: An upcoming Rates & Fees increase will go into effect September 8, 2025. Click here for details.
CCWSA’s 2024 Water Quality Report (CCR) is now available! Click HERE to read it in its entirety.
Click HERE for CCWSA’s 2025 Lead Service Inventory.
To make a payment by phone, please call 855-201-6470.
Enroll in or Cancel Autopay: Please click HERE to view the details.
Upcoming Events at CCWSA
DRIP Program
Thank you for partnering with us to make a wave of change in our community!
Coweta County Water and Sewerage Authority has partnered with the Community Foundation of West Georgia to maintain the DRIP Program, where every drop counts.
The DRIP fund is held and administered by the Community Foundation of West Georgia, Inc., a Georgia non-profit corporation. All utility bills will be automatically rounded to the next whole dollar. The funds collected will be used by the Foundation to support charities local to Coweta County.
2024 Annual Water Quality Report
Check out CCWSA’s latest Annual Water Quality Report for information on our source water assessment, including an overview of our water system, our treatment processes, our testing guidelines, and more!