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UPDATE: Force main failure at South Cross Bayou Water Reclamation Facility. It has been determined that the force main that failed was in fact a 42-inch main rather than a 30-inch. All flow has been contained and is no longer going to surface water. Work crews expect to have a by-pass main in full operation by tomorrow (Friday, June 14) so permanent repairs can begin on the 42-inch main.
[ initial press release ] Force main failure at South Cross Bayou Water Reclamation Facility. Joe's Creek impacted. A 30-inch force main at South Cross Bayou Water Reclamation Facility collapsed around noon today which resulted in raw sewage flowing into the plant’s stormwater basin. The spill overflowed the basin and entered Joe’s Creek. Nearby residents are being advised to avoid swimming or other recreational use of Joe’s Creek until further notice.
[ press release ] Temporary reclaimed water shut down Impacts Isle of Palms residents in Treasure Island. To minimize any potential damage if the reclaimed water line gets hit by construction activity, reclaimed water service to Isle of Palms will be turned off from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. through the end of June.
[ press release ] Reduced reclaimed water availability. Changes scheduled to begin May 28, 2013. To alleviate the risk of running out of reclaimed water, action is being taken to reduce daily system demands. Beginning Tuesday, May 28, Pinellas County reclaimed water customers will have reclaimed water available two days per week for irrigation in 24-hour intervals beginning at 12:01 a.m.
[ press release ] Effective May 29, Pinellas County begins a routine maintenance program to optimize water quality. The water treatment method is being temporarily changed from chloramine to chlorine disinfection from May 29 to June 17.
[ more info: english/spanish/FAQs/ press release]  Keeping garbage dry important to operations. Residents urged to "put a lid on it." As we enter the rainy season, citizens are being urged to take precautions to keep garbage dry once it’s been set out for collection.[ press release ]
Water treatment scams use scare tactics. Pinellas County’s Water & Sewer Division is again cautioning customers to beware of companies recommending that a water test be conducted in your home. [ press release ]
[ press release ] Watering schedule email notification. Water shortages can change the watering schedule and non-compliance can result in a fine. The Pinellas County Department of Environment and Infrastructure has the ability to send an email watering restriction notification to customers using up-to-date email addresses.
[ press release ] Inspection of meters and connections. Pinellas County’s Department of Environment and Infrastructure is working with Water Company of America to review and assure that all accounts are being billed properly. You may observe personnel inspecting water meters and other utility connections in the field. These inspections will also include sewer & reclaimed water connections. Please offer whatever assistance they may need to complete their tasks. For more information, visit www.watercompanyofamerica.com or call (727) 464-4000. Cloudy dishes: Some customers are finding a white chalky residue on dishes cleaned in the dishwasher.
[ video ]   Pinellas County resident
groups: Schedule the Haz-to-Go
trailer, and host your own household electronics and chemical
collection event.
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 It's easy to recycle at the beach with the new Gulf Beaches Recycling Program. Look for the bright blue containers on the beach or in the parking lot. [more info ] |
 When you activate water service with Pinellas County, please remember to turn off all outlets at the property, including sinks, showers, outside spigots and washing machine connections. For more information call Customer Service at (727) 464-4000. Pinellas County is pleased to announce the 2012 drinking water and reclaimed water CCRs. These reports contain important information about your water quality. View NOW online![ 2012 Drinking water CCR ] [ 2012 Reclaimed water CCR ]
 Pinellas County citizens are asked to “put a lid on it” by keeping the lid closed on garbage containers that are stored outside. [ more info ]  View the 2013 Pinellas County Recycling Directory online, or pick up a free copy. The handy guide is packed with the latest information about local recycling programs.[ view directory ]
[ more info ]  Drop off your household electronics and chemicals at a convenient mobile collection event.[ more info ]  Your children will enjoy our entertaining website Just for Kids with educational games, puzzles, coloring, songs, and contests.  Teachers: Bookmark our website Just for Teachers with free worksheets, activity books, lesson plans, DVDs, and much more.
 Use our A to Z Guide for Recycling & Disposal to find out how to "get rid of" just about anything. The handy guide includes over 250 items.[ more info ] |
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