Spartanburg Water customers, voluntary water restrictions are still in place. Spartanburg County continues to be "Severe Drought" status.
For more information, please click the link for our webpage "Drought Information."
Position statement from our CEO, Guy F. Boyle, regarding Spartanburg Water's role in the Country Club Road Improvement Project.
A. Manning Lynch plant recognized for ensuring environmental protection and public health.
R.B. Simms and Landrum recognized for exceptional performance
Enter the contest from Monday, July 6 through Monday, August 3, 2026.
Right now, we’re seeing higher levels of a naturally occurring compound called MIB (Methylisoborneol) in our reservoirs. MIB comes from certain types of algae that grow in lakes and rivers—especially during stretches of hot weather and low rainfall. It can create an earthy or musty smell or taste, even though the water is still safe to drink.
Spartanburg Water's Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Guy F. Boyle, shares information regarding our ability to fulfill our organization's mission of service.
Severe drought conditions have prompted leaders to issue recommendations for conservation.
Awards presented at annual South Carolina Environmental Conference (SCEC).
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