Boiling Spring Lake Water Department

In the year 2004, the Brunswick County Public Utilities Department added the South Brunswick Water & Sewer Authority s collection system and the Carolina Blythe Utility Company s collection system to its overall system. The countywide collection system consists of more than 50 county-owned sewage pump stations, approximately 40 miles of gravity mains and nearly 105 miles of force mains, with approximately 40 miles of force main under construction to be titled the West Brunswick Regional Wastewater System. The wastewater collections division repairs and maintains the countywide system and is responsible for the installation and repair of individual residential customer-owned grinder pump stations. The department also provides water, sewer and trash removal for residents. Electric, gas, and phone services are provided by independent companies. The Brunswick County Public Utilities Department is located in Bolivia, N.C.

Brunswick County Solid Waste and Recycling Department is located in Bolivia, N.C. The department offers recycling services for solid waste items, municipal solid waste, yard debris, construction and demolition debris and shingles. It also recycles brown and white goods, such as furniture, mattresses, refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters, washing machines and dryers. The department provides recycling services for leaves, twigs, branches, clean soil, grass and untreated wood. It also recycles various products, including aluminum cans, steel cans, newspaper, mixed paper, junk mail, windowless envelopes, batteries, cellular phones, plastic containers, corrugated cardboard and green, brown and clear glass containers. The department transfers the recycled products to its various landfill centers located throughout the state.

The Operations Department is a part of the Town of Carolina Beach, N.C. It provides a range of community services to the residents. The department operates and maintains water distribution and waste water collection, environmental, waste water and fleet maintenance divisions. The Operations Department also maintains sewage collection system and more than 10 lift stations. Its waste water treatment division operates, maintains and manages the Town of Carolina Beach Waste Water Treatment Plant, which has a treatment capacity of more than 3 million gallons per day. The department s environmental division maintains the town-owned buildings, public restroom facilities and street signs. Its fleet maintenance division provides repair and maintenance services for the town-owned equipment and motor vehicles. The Operations Department is located in Carolina Beach, N.C.