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Paint Recycling / Amnesty Collection Event

Paint Recycling Event on Saturday, October 19, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Learn more...

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September 16, 2024

Wastewater Reclamation Facility Open House

Have you ever wondered how our wastewater is treated after it leaves our homes? Read more...

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...

Water Service Line Inventory (WSLI) Project

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Self-Report Your Water Service Line

CCWS is in the process of inventorying the material for public and private service lines in our distribution system, including residential and non-residential customers. Learn more...

COBB'S CLIMATE UPDATE

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Cobb's Climate Update

U.S. Drought Monitor: None
September rainfall level: 8.41 inches
2024 rainfall level: 44.72 inches
Allatoona Lake & Chattahoochee River: At 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.

Shower Smarter

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Be Shower Smart

Replacing old showerheads with WaterSense-labeled models can save water and money, as showering accounts for 20% of residential indoor water use. Learn more about what you can do to save!

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.