Water Works News

10/20/2022 Updated Drought Map. Osceola Water Works continues to ask our customers to follow the items in the first stage of our water conservation ordinance. Section 1: Water Watch – Voluntary Conservation Measures A. Reduced watering of lawns, shrubs, or gardens, including automatic sprinklers. B. Reduced outdoor watering of all types between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M. C. Reduced car washing. D. No water should be used to wash streets, parking lots, driveways, sidewalks or building exteriors. E. No water should be used for nonessential cleaning of commercial and industrial equipment, machinery, and interior spaces. F. Water

10/13/2022 Updated Drought Map. Osceola Water Works continues to ask our customers to follow the items in the first stage of our water conservation ordinance. Section 1: Water Watch – Voluntary Conservation Measures A. Reduced watering of lawns, shrubs, or gardens, including automatic sprinklers. B. Reduced outdoor watering of all types between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 10:00 P.M. C. Reduced car washing. D. No water should be used to wash streets, parking lots, driveways, sidewalks or building exteriors. E. No water should be used for nonessential cleaning of commercial and industrial equipment, machinery, and interior spaces. F. Water

10/05/2022 We are reporting an emergency water main break affecting 200 S LINCOLN/A PORTION OF 300 W CASS ST  Customers in that area will be affected. Avoid this area if possible. Estimated time of repairs is 5:00 PM

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT CLARKE COUNTY IS IN A SEVERE DROUGHT  OSCEOLA WATER BOARD IMPLEMENTS THE FIRST STAGE OF WATER CONSERVATION PLAN. The Osceola Water Board held a special board meeting September 20, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Based off of the current drought monitor, current water levels in West Lake (Osceola’s water source) and water quality concerns at the lower intake level, the Water Board took action to implement the first stage of the Utilities Conservation plan. The first steps outlined in the plan are listed below. Section 1: Water Watch – Voluntary Conservation Measures A. Reduced watering of lawns,

9/21/2022 We are reporting a emergency water main break effecting 300 S park/ Customers in that area will be effected. Avoid this area if possible. Estimated time of repairs is unknown  at  this  time.

8/15/2022 We are reporting a emergency water main break effecting 300, 400 and 500 block of W Clay St.  Avoid this area if possible. Estimated time of repairs is unknown  at  this  time.

7/29/2022 We are reporting a emergency water main break located on the intersection of Jeffrey’s and Furnas Dr. Some businesses will be affected by this main break, which includes having no water until the repairs are finished. Avoid this area if possible. Estimated time of repairs is 6:00 pm.