Cullman County Emergency Management

Morgan County West Morgan East Lawrence Water is dedicated to providing high-quality water services to residents of Morgan and Lawrence Counties in Alabama. The company ensures that customers have access to clean and safe drinking water, prioritizing the health and well-being of the community. Generated from their website's infomation

The Madison County Water Department maintains more than 1,100 miles of waterlines in rural Madison County, Ala. It pumps more than 190 million gallons of water monthly to over 23,000 customers and residents. Madison County's primary source of water comes from wells located at New Market, Hazel Green and Bo Howard and is stored in more than 10 water tanks. The county has various other departments, including public works, utilities, transportation, parks and recreation, police, fire, finance and waste control. Its building construction department builds buildings and desks. Additionally, it also offers a wide range of services for its residents, including emergency management, issuing burn permits, real estate appraisal, tax collection, animal control, conducting elections and economic development.

Shelby County Water Services caters to a diverse clientele, serving both retail and wholesale customers in the region. With over 13,000 retail accounts, the service extends to various areas such as Westover, Chelsea, and notable subdivisions like Eagle Point and Greystone. The retail customer base has substantially grown over the years, notably expanding from 3,200 accounts in 2001 due to mergers and increased demand. Notably, the wholesale services are provided to municipalities like Alabaster, Pelham, and Sterrett-Vandiver. These entities rely on Shelby County Water Services for their water supply, which is sourced from the Coosa River. The water undergoes treatment at two plants, including the Talladega/Shelby Water Treatment Plant in Childersburg and the Shelby County South Water Treatment Plant in Wilsonville, operational since 2008. Emphasizing safety, the organization advocates for responsible digging practices and compliance with Alabama 811 regulations to prevent utility line damages. With a commitment to quality service and environmental stewardship, Shelby County Water Services plays a vital role in ensuring a sustainable water supply for the communities it serves. Generated from the website content