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The Clay County Power Authority consistently monitors for contaminants in your municipal water in accordance with Federal and State regulations. Except where otherwise noted, this report is based on testing results from January 1 to December 31, 2018. Any data collected before January 1, 2018 and presented here comes from the most recent testing conducted in compliance with all regulations.

Our region is fortunate to have plentiful water resources. Our supply comes from the Floridan Aquifer, a massive underground reservoir spanning approximately 100,000 square miles across southern Alabama, southeastern Georgia, southern South Carolina, and throughout Florida. The Floridan Aquifer contains high-quality groundwater that's naturally protected deep below the surface. Geological formations called confining layers shield this groundwater from contamination.

Locally, Keystone Heights serves as a primary recharge area for the Floridan Aquifer. Natural replenishment from as far away as Georgia helps maintain adequate water levels. We utilize 26 wells across 11 separate treatment plants (known collectively as the Orange Park Grid) to extract water from depths averaging 1,500 feet. After extraction, the water undergoes aeration and disinfection before being distributed to homes.

The Clay County Utility Authority's highest priority is ensuring safe municipal water. To secure future water resources, we've implemented comprehensive protection and conservation programs.

The Authority's Board of Directors meets at 2:00 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday monthly. These public meetings take place in the boardroom at 3176 Old Jennings Rd., Middleburg, FL 32068. Additional information is available on our website at http://www.clayutility.org. For questions about water quality, please contact Richard Pendiente or Amy Palmeri. To arrange facility tours for organizations, contact our public relations department at 904-272-59.

Payment Options:

1. AUTOMATIC DRAFT: Visit the billing office with a VOIDED CHECK, complete a draft application, and your monthly fee will be automatically deducted on the 10th of each month from your account.
2. MAIL PAYMENT: Send payment with your stub or account number and service address to CITY OF McCOMB, PO BOX 667 McCOMB, MS. 39649. Please allow 7 business days for processing.
3. ONLINE PAYMENT: Visit www.Utilitybillingsystem.Net or www.Mccomb-ms.Gov. Input your name exactly as printed on your invoice in all capital letters. A $2.95 convenience fee may apply. Contact Water Billing Office at (601) 684-5491 for assistance.
4. DROPBOX: Use our dropbox on the south side of the building in the employee parking area. Envelopes are provided. Include your payment stub and no coins please. Note: Dropbox is closed from the 26th through 31st of each month due to service disconnections.
5. IN-PERSON: Bring your complete statement to City Hall for proper validation.

Important Notices: Keep access to water meters clear at all times for readings and inspections. Tampering with meters, transmission units, or water valves is illegal and subject to fines plus replacement costs if equipment is damaged. Do not park or drive over meter boxes. Only city employees should turn water service on or off. Call 601-684-3497 to request service interruption for repairs.