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Read MorePrevent Frozen Pipes
With the cold temperatures predicted to hit our area, we would like to share some tips to prevent frozen pipes.Insulate exposed pipes and enclose crawl spaces. Disconnect and drain garden hoses. Leave a pencil-lead-thin stream of water flowing from faucets.10 gallons of water costs less than 10 cents, but repairing a leak or the damage could cost thousands.Locate your water shut off valve incase you have a water line break. If you have frozen pipes You can try these steps.Turn on the faucet. As you heat the frozen pipe, the ice plug begins to melt and you want the water to be able to flow through. Running water through the pipe, even cold water, will help melt the ice...
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10/31/22 – 12/2/22Link to open ISO Parkway Pump Station and Force Main Replacement Bid Document
Read MoreDisinfectant Change to Chlorine
On October 31, 2022 LCWSC will be changing our disinfectant from chloramine (chlorine combined with ammonia) to free chlorine to maintain a more persistent disinfectant residual. During this change, you may temporarily notice a slight difference in the taste and smell of your drinking water, which some report as a “swimming pool” smell. To help minimize this, you can run the cold water tap for two minutes. Run it for five to 10 minutes when water is not used for several hours. LCWSC will be conducting this change for routine distribution water quality maintenance. This process is expected to occur on an annual basis, however this year we anticipate being on free...
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission proposes to file an application for a loan/grant with Rural Utilities, a division of Rural Development, and will hold a public meeting on October 27, 2022, at its office located at 3850 Highway 221 South, Laurens, SC 29360 at 5:30 p.m. The purpose of the meeting is to give an opportunity to become acquainted with a proposed Rural Utilities project, consisting generally of 29,500 linear feet of 16-inch waterline running along Raider Road, Whelon Road, Welcome Church Road, Metric Road and Highway 14. The project also includes 1-million-gallon elevated water tank and associated appurtenances including site work, access drive and...
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