Water Education | Cobb County Georgia

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waterSmart waterArt Calendar Contest

waterSmart waterArt - The 15th Annual Calendar Contest is now open for submission. Read more...

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July 17, 2024

Wildlife & Rain Garden Workdays

Calling for volunteers. Cobb Water Wildlife and Rain Garden is seeking volunteers on select Tuesdays and Thursdays. Learn more...

Seasonal Happenings

annual report 2024

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Annual Report 2024

Click to view the annual report 2024

Current Outdoor Watering Rules

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Cobb's Climate Update

U.S. Drought Monitor: Abnormally Dry
August rainfall level: 2.20 inches
2024 rainfall level: 36.31 inches
Allatoona Lake & Chattahoochee River: At or below normal levels

Know Your Flood Risk!

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Know Your Flood Risk!

Familiarize yourself with your flood risk to help you get ready for an unforeseen flood. The first step in securing your family, house, and belongings is determining whether your property is in a flood hazard zone. Learn more...

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Water Matters

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