Macon Water Authority

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790 2nd St

Macon, GA 31201

+1 (478) 464-5600

http://www.maconwater.org

The Macon Water Authority was formed in 1880 by an act of the Georgia General Assembly to serve as a public corporation. It provides municipal water and sewerage services for the city of Macon and Bibb County areas. Some of the departments of the Macon Water Authority are water distribution, sewerage conveyance, and laboratory and environmental compliance. In 2007, it was one of the six pilot communities to participate in a statewide educational program on outdoor water conservation. In 2009, the American Water Works Association (AWWA) conferred upon it, the honor of the Best Tasting Drinking Water in North America.

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1.05 reviews

Macon T.

1/29/2023

What a horrible nit-picking to the last penny load of bull this place is. They institute a $5 dollar service fee for storm drains. But, I don't have storm drains on or near my property. I...

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Bruce H.

10/28/2024

Actually they get a big fat 0 from me. I live in Hunt School Village, the water stinks and taste bad. We have to shower using this water. Most people here have to buy water and put faucet filters...

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Tawanda J.

4/7/2023

Terrible service ,they are slow at everything they do I have paid my deposit but been out of Water for 2 days

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Icy E.

8/24/2022

All I can say is oh wow! I fear opening my statement because I never know when another added charge will be there or one of the current charges is going to go up by the unit. Run off the latest...

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Lynn C.

4/22/2024

1 star because I can't leave 0 or negative stars. Main sewer line broke & came dangerously close to spilling into my yard & streets. My plumbing pipes were making noises inside my home as the main...

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