State honors R.B. Simms and Landrum Water Treatment Facilities
Small number of water utilities across South Carolina receive recognition by Area-Wide Optimization Program
We understand that customers are concerned about the diesel spill that occurred at Four Mile Branch Creek earlier this week. We want all customers to know that the location and creek impacted in no way threaten the drinking water resources managed by Spartanburg Water. The spill occurred miles below our reservoirs and treatment plant. Our community should remain confident in the safety and integrity of their drinking water. Thank you as always for your continued support and concern.
Small number of water utilities across South Carolina receive recognition by Area-Wide Optimization Program
Spartanburg Water has partnered with Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) to educate homeowners about their service line responsibilities.
Spartanburg Water has lifted detour on Hwy 221 affecting traffic.
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.
Friday, November 14 at 10:30 a.m.
197 employees spent two-days removing garbage from around drinking water reservoirs
Long-standing drinking water wholesale agreement to be extended for the next decade
$1,100 in proceeds will benefit veterans and first responders in our community.