The water main was damaged by a drilling contractor using a shovel. Approximately two feet of the damaged water line was removed and replaced. Due to the loss of system pressure caused by the line break, a Boil Water Advisory was issued for the affected area. The damaged section of the water main was isolated from the remainder of the distribution system to minimize impacts during repairs.
Recycling Update: Curbside recycling is temporarily paused effective June 29, 2026, due to the Town’s recycling truck being out of service. Recycling carts placed at the curb during this time will be collected as trash. Residents may continue recycling by visiting the Anderson County Recycling Center at 600 East Queen Street.
The Utility Billing Administration Department is committed to providing leadership and direction to insure that our water, sewer and sanitation customers are billed in an efficient and equitable manner; monitor cash flow and aged accounts receivable; annually review water, sewer and sanitation rate structures to insure adequate coverage of operating and debt service costs.
The Town provides assistance in solving customers’ problems and concerns; provides utility customers and prospective customers with information detailing rates and fees; maintains a professional up-to-date data processing system.
When it comes to signing up for utilities, you often have the option to choose between in-person or online registration. Here’s a breakdown of both methods and instructions on how to navigate each:
Instructions:
The deposit remains on the account for the life of the account and will be applied to the final bill should you ever vacate the property. The connect fee is non-refundable.