December 18 Temporary Water Service Shutdown and Boil Water Advisory
On Thursday, December 18, from 8 a.m. to approximately 2 p.m., Spartanburg Water crews will be working on a temporary waterline shutdown and rerouting effort to assist with a Spartanburg County project.
Following the restoration of water service, all impacted customers will be under a Boil Water Advisory until further notice. Customers living on the following roads will be impacted by the shutdown and Boil Water Advisory:
- Worden Dr.
- Brixton Ct.
- West Pointe Dr.
- Pogue St.
- Mattingly Ct.
- Schirra Ct.
- Borman Dr.
- Armstrong Dr.
- Weitz St.
- Pebblebrook Ct.
- Brookgreen Ct.
- Oak Forest Rd.
2024 Water and Sewer Rates Update
Beginning January 1, 2025, Spartanburg Water will implement new water and sewer rates for both base and volume charges. The Commission of Public Works and the Spartanburg Sanitary Sewer District both voted to adopt small, incremental rate increases for the next three years. With these rate changes we can remain fiscally responsible, while continuing to provide industry leading water and wastewater services to our ever-growing community.
The rates adopted are on a calendar year schedule.
2025 Water Rates (Both Volume and Base Charges)
The rate change equates to an increase of approximately $1.79 for Inside-City Customers and $3 for Outside City Customers, with a 5/8" meter and typical monthly use of 5,600 gallons.
2025 Sewer Rates (Both Volume and Base Charges)
The rate change equates to an increase of approximately $1.96 for customers with a 5/8" meter and typical monthly flow of 5,600 gallons.
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