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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.

infographic of winter weather guide with pictorial images of covering outside spigots, irrigation shutoff, covering water pipes, opening cabinet doors to warm pipes, main water shut-off valve, letting water drip, warming pipes with hair dryer, inspecting water pipes and joints for cracks and leaks

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.

Seasonal Happenings

annual report 2024

forest in the background for 2023-2024 cobb county water system communications & education annual report

Annual Report 2024

Click to view the annual report 2024

Current Outdoor Watering Rules

Green lawn with a sprinkler shooting water across the grass.

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

Stuff Your Turkey, Not Your Water Pipes!

a drawing of a cooked turkey stuck in a water pipe to relay a message for people to scrap off leftover from frying pan, caning oil, and trashing them.

Stuff Your Turkey, Not Your Water Pipes!

Cobb County Water System encourages you to prevent sewer problems at home during the holidays! Fats, oils, and grease (FOG) not managed properly can cause blockages in your plumbing and the sewer system. 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.