Temperatures are dropping into the twenties several nights this week. When temperatures drop below 32 degrees, let the cold-water drip from an exterior facing sink in your home or business to help relieve pressure in the pipes. For tips, visit our Facebook page @ClaytonCountyWater or click here for more info.

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Some of What We Offer.

Recreation

Recreation

The Clayton County Water Authority offers several recreation options from fishing and hunting to bird watching and picnicking. Enjoy the beauty of nature just minutes from your back door.

Small Local Business

Small Local Business

In an effort to promote the participation of small and local firms in the procurement of Architecture and Engineering, Construction, Goods and Services and Professional Services, CCWA established a Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE) Program.

Wetlands Center

Wetlands Center

Newman Wetlands Center is the focal point of the Clayton County Water Authority’s community education efforts.

CCWA Blog

Behind the Tap Spotlight: Water Production Distribution & Resources Technicians Terry Dorris and Josh Clanton
Behind the Tap Spotlight: Water Production Distribution & Resources Technicians Terry Dorris and Josh Clanton

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Behind the Tap Spotlight: Sr. Meter Services Technician Jhamiel Hendricks
Behind the Tap Spotlight: Sr. Meter Services Technician Jhamiel Hendricks

Behind the Tap Spotlight: Sr. Meter Services Technician Jhamiel Hendricks Meet Sr. Meter Services Technician Jhamiel Hendricks. Jhamiel plays a vital...

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Behind the Tap Spotlight: Garage Inventory/Warehouse Technician Rhonda Daum
Behind the Tap Spotlight: Garage Inventory/Warehouse Technician Rhonda Daum

Behind the Tap Spotlight: Garage Inventory/Warehouse Technician Rhonda Daum  Meet Garage Inventory/Warehouse Technician Rhonda Daum. Rhonda plays a...

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CCWA Board of Directors

The Clayton County Water Authority is governed by a Board of Directors composed of seven members. Each board member serves on a part-time basis for a term of five years and may be reappointed for additional terms. Members of the Board are appointed by the Clayton County Board of Commissioners.