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New Wastewater Pretreatment Compliance Coordinator

The Brunswick – Glynn County Joint Water & Sewer Commission is very proud to announce that Mrs. Angela Walker has accepted an offer to be the BGJWSC’s Wastewater Pretreatment Compliance Coordinator. This is a very important position that is responsible for the BGJWSC’s regulatory compliance inspections, monitoring, enforcement, record keeping, and reporting. Mrs. Walker will also be responsible for the BGJWSC Fats, Oil, and Grease (FOG) Program. Other responsibilities will be to serve as...

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Staff Spotlight – Ray Marsh

Ray Marsh Staff Member since May, 2011 Latest Achievement – Waste Water Operator II “Most days I find myself taking samples at the Academy Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant, making sure that the product that we treat is not polluted or contaminated in such a way as to be detrimental to the process of plant operations. The output of our process, the effluent, is almost drinking-water quality by the time it reaches the river.”

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For Your Information – What is GIS?

Before you turn on your tap and fill up a glass, the water coming to you has made quite a long trip. In our system, we have twenty-one wells that supply water to over 30,000 customers across 560 miles of pipe. Likewise, when you flush the commode or take a shower, the wastewater makes a trip across part of the 337 miles of pipe in our system then makes its way to one of three wastewater treatment plants. Keeping up with the location of these underground utilities previously involved hand...

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Billing Audit – REU Rating

If your account is listed as commercial or multi-unit residential use, you may have recently received a letter in the mail advising of a change in the billing structure related to the collection of our fixed-debt recovery charges. The method for billing for these charges is dependent upon the correct evaluation of the demand for service at your property in relation to the typical demand of a single family residence.  This number is referred to as the Residential Equivalent Unit, or REU. A...

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