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The meeting will be held in the Town of Butner Council Room, located at 415 Central Avenue, Butner, North Carolina. The public is invited to attend the meeting in person. For those unable to attend, the agenda is available for viewing online by clicking here.

Repairs to the water main break in the 300 block of Main Street in Creedmoor, North Carolina have been successfully completed. Water service has been fully restored to all affected customers. SGWASA crews are working to restore service as safely and efficiently as possible. Additional updates will be provided as information becomes available.

Crews are actively responding to multiple water main breaks affecting service in Butner, North Carolina. While repairs are underway for the apartment line break on West C Street, crews are also addressing an additional valve-related break near the 300 block of 16th Street.

Utility crews have been notified of an unexpected repair required at the 503 Apartments on West C Street in Butner, North Carolina. To safely accommodate this repair, water service must be temporarily shut off along the entire length of West C Street.

Utility crews are responding to reports of a water main break near 304 W. E Street in Butner, North Carolina. Residents along West E Street and the 600 block may currently experience low or no water pressure as repair efforts are underway.

Late last evening, a vehicle struck a fire hydrant, causing damage to the connected water line leading back to the main on East E Street in Butner, NC. SGWASA crews promptly responded and completed an emergency repair by installing a straight pipe to maintain system integrity.

Haren Construction representatives reported completing concrete and rebar installations at both the Joe Peed and East Middleton Lift Stations wet well structures. Specifically, the lower influent channel walls and the lower and upper wet well walls were completed at the Joe Peed Lift Station.

Utility crews are responding to a water main leak reported within the Granville Estates Subdivision of Creedmoor, NC. A temporary service interruption is necessary. The work requires cutting into the roadway to install a new tap connection. Two properties located in the repair vicinity may experience a brief interruption in water service while repairs are underway. SGWASA appreciates the patience and understanding of affected residents as we complete this important improveme

SGWASA has successfully secured $41 million in grant funding, with an additional $83.5 million in applications under review for current projects. The Authority is taking a proactive approach in pursuing external funding to reduce ratepayer impact and advance system improvements.

Utility crews are performing a service line replacement at the 800 block of North Main Street in Creedmoor, NC to resolve a low-pressure issue caused by a galvanized line. The work requires cutting into the roadway to install a new tap connection. Two properties located in the repair vicinity may experience a brief interruption in water service while repairs are underway. SGWASA appreciates the patience and understanding of affected residents as we complete this important i

Please be advised that SGWASA’s online customer payment portal and automated phone payment system (IVR) are currently unavailable due to a widespread Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage impacting Tyler Technologies, the authority's billing platform provider. Tyler’s technical team is actively working to restore service as quickly as possible.

Utility crews will conduct a valve installation project on East Lyon Station Road near the Green Road intersection beginning at 8:00 am. During this process, water service will be temporarily interrupted for the following areas: Wynngate and Massimo housing developments East Lyon Station Road from Gate 2 Road to just before East Middleton Drive While work will begin at 8:00 a.m., crews will prioritize excavation of the water line before installation can begin. Wa

The State Water Infrastructure Authority has approved SGWASA’s most recent $500,000 funding request, bringing the total project award to $1,000,000 over the past year through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) Drinking Water State Revolving Fund – Emerging Contaminants (DWSRF-EC) program.

At SGWASA, we care deeply about the confidence of our customers in SGWASA services. Our regular maintenance plan is positioned to support residents with backflow prevention, a measure that helps keep water moving in the right direction throughout your home.

The South Granville Water and Sewer Authority is advancing a critical improvement with the Filter Media Replacement Project. This work...

The recent SGWASA Board meeting opened with the administration of the Oath of Office for Granville County Commissioner Russ May, who was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Commissioner Tim Karan. The Board welcomed Commissioner May as he steps into this role, bringing a wealth of knowledge, experience, and a distinguished record of service to both his country and community.

SGWASA hosted the fifth monthly progress meeting for the I-85 Sanitary Sewer Improvement (Construction Package 1). The session brought together project partners, contractors, engineers, and agency representatives to review construction progress, safety measures, and scheduling updates.

The SGWASA Digest crossword puzzle featured in the August 22nd edition, featured clues drawn directly from SGWASA projects. Subjects spanned from PFAS treatment efforts to infrastructure upgrades and essential water terms, blending fun with information surrounding water, sewer, and environmental initiatives.