On 3/14/2023, the EPA announced new proposed Maximum Contaminant Level for PFOA & PFOS. Our focus will remain, as always, on supplying our customers with safe and reliable water. For more information access our website.
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On 2/7/23, BGWC had a sanitary sewer overflow (SSO) in the Friarsgate subdivision. The spill was contained, and DHEC was notified of the company's clean-up efforts according to protocols. No liquids reached any body of water, so no customers were deemed impacted.
Winward/Silver Lakes. System may experience low pressure due to a water main break affecting the entire subdivision. A section of water is being replaced to restore normal service to the system. Should you have any questions, contact our Customer Service at 1-800-367-4314.
Our after hours call system has been corrected. We are here and answering each call as quickly as possible.
Thank you for your patience while we corrected this issue.
At this time, we are experiencing a higher than usual call volume for our customer experience phone system.
We are working on our customer experience phone lines to remedy this issue.
Thank you for your patience.
WaterSense has issued a notice of intent to develop a specification to label spray sprinkler nozzles. Irrigation accounts for the majority of outdoor water use in the U.S.
Visit https://t.co/uxOWvq2F4E to learn more and to register for a webinar on December 14 from 1-3 p.m. ET.
Need to know more about what is happening with the emergency notifications in your community, check out our newly revamped website and the service alerts at https://t.co/cp71Hzjoj1
Hurricane #Ian will bring with it the danger of life-threatening storm surge today along the coasts of the Carolinas within the Storm Surge Warning areas.
Find and follow your local NWS forecast office at https://t.co/GWrG0hCgjd
Update: Surface observations indicate that the center of #Hurricane#Ian made landfall on Sep 30 at 205 pm EDT (1805 UTC) near Georgetown, South Carolina with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph (140 km/h) and an
estimated minimum central pressure of 977 mb (28.85 inches).
This is a dangerous storm that will bring high winds and a lot of water, but the most dangerous thing about it will be human error. Be smart, make good decisions, check on your loved ones, and stay safe.