Coweta County Water Authority

The Heard County Water Authority (HCWA), established in 1984, is an independent utility authority serving the water needs of Heard County, Georgia. The authority is governed by a five-member board, comprising appointees from the City of Franklin and Heard County Board of Commissioners, focused on providing reliable water services while minimizing political influence in operational decisions. In 2023, HCWA completed a significant upgrade to its Water Treatment Plant, increasing its capacity from 3 million gallons to 4 million gallons per day to accommodate future growth. The Authority continues to prioritize infrastructure improvement and community communication, evident through its partnership with local emergency services for an alert notification system. Generated from the website

Carroll County Water Authority was created with the charge of providing water and wastewater service to the unincorporated areas of Carroll County and surrounding areas in Georgia. The authority provides potable water to both retail and wholesale customers within and around Carroll County and wastewater services to the Fairfield Plantation in Georgia. Carroll County Water Authority provides water at retail rates directly to those residing within unincorporated portions of the county, as well as providing water at wholesale rates to the cities of Temple, Villa Rica and Cleburne County, Ala. There are more than 15,000 retail water customers in the system, with a retail population served of over 40,000, and in excess of 1,500 wastewater customers. A board of directors who are appointed by the Carroll County Board of Commissioners governs the authority. Carroll County Water Authority is headquartered in Carrollton, Ga.

Henrys Sewerage in McDonough, GA, is committed to providing essential water and sewer services to the community while emphasizing safety and environmental responsibility. The organization actively engages in various educational programs, outdoor events, and charitable initiatives, ensuring a sustainable future for local water resources. With accolades for excellence in financial reporting and safety, Henrys Sewerage continually fosters strong community connections through events such as Citizen Academy and educational summer camps for local youth. Their commitment extends to proactive water quality measures and support for local initiatives aimed at preserving and protecting the community's water resources. Generated from the website