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Locating Your Whole House Shut-Off Valve

Cold and freezing weather is here. Watch this video on how to locate your whole house shut-off valve in case of an emergency.

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December 1, 2024

Winter Weather Water Guide

Cold weather has arrived. Is your home prepared for the freezing temperature? View video on how to drip your faucet.

Spotlights & Water Use Updates

Flume Home Water Monitoring Rebate

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Flume Home Water Monitor Rebate

Purchase and install a Flume Smart Home Water Monitor and receive a $100 credit on your water bill. Read more...

Annual Water Quality Report

View your 2024 Annual Water Quality Report and learn more about your drinking water. This report contains important information about the source and quality of your drinking water. Learn more...

COBB'S CLIMATE UPDATE

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Cobb's Climate Update

U.S. Drought Monitor: Abnormally Dry
November rainfall level: 2.83 inches
2024 rainfall level: 47.56 inches
Allatoona Lake & Chattahoochee River: At or below normal levels

Volunteer with Cobb Water

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Volunteer with Cobb Water

Make a difference in your community thru hands-on projects that connect everyday behaviors and environmental health.

Stuff Your Turkey, Not Your Water Pipes!

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Stuff Your Turkey, Not Your Water Pipes!

Prevent sewer problems at home during the holidays by scraping leftovers and wiping fats, oils, and grease (FOG) off plates and pans into the trash, using a sink strainer, and emptying the collected debris into the trash. Read more...

Water Matters Newsletter

Quarterly Newsletter

Water Matters is your quarterly connection to Cobb Water's education and volunteer programs. Explore natural history, biodiversity, conservation, local volunteer opportunities, and more. Click to download the most recent publication of Water Matters.