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MAINTENANCE
DEPARTMENT
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MAINTENANCE
& OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT
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For
additional information regarding
the Bartow County Water
Department Maintenance & Operations Department, please contact
either Mr. Roger O. Ellis, Engineering/Project Manager @ (678) 721-5494 or Mr.
Gary Evans, Plant Operator/Technical Coordinator @
(770) 607-6309.
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UTILITY
SERVICE OUTAGES
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Bartow County Water
&
Sewer System
service outages and maintenance requests can be reported to our
Maintenance & Operations Department @ (770) 387-5170; Menu
Option 4
during regular
business hours (Monday - Friday; 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m.). Emergency service requests submitted to our main office
@ (770) 387-5170 during non-business hours
and scheduled holidays are processed by our on-call answering
service provider: Procore
Solutions®. Service disruptions can
result from several
factors
including ruptured utility service mains; water and sewer construction
procedures; new service connection valve closures; disabled water
meters and sudden system pressure changes. The Bartow County Water
Department attempts to promptly notify Customers affected by major
service outages with our B.E.N. (Better Easier Notification)
PhoneMaster Audio System® with
detailed
information regarding service restoration efforts and anticipated
repair schedules. Information regarding service outages can also be
acquired through our main administrative office @ (770) 387-5170
as these events occur. Ruptured water mains are the most frequent
sources of service outages and represent the greatest daily operational
threat to water utility system providers. These ineffective conduits
disrupt
valuable customer service, waste our most precious natural resource,
produce substantial revenue losses and can occasionally cause
significant property damage. Responsible and timely reporting of
leaking Water Service Utility Lines from our Customers, local
community and the general public reduces these detrimental effects,
resulting in more
cost-efficient public Water and Sewer Utility Systems. Customers
are typically unaware of waterline service leaks occurring at their
Service Location until they receive a substantially high Utility
Service Bill. Water leaks can be detected by monitoring the red
protruding
water-flow indicator located adjacent to the meter dial. Movement of
this
device while all available outlets within the Service Location are
closed indicates the
presence of a water leak that should be repaired immediately
by a Licensed Plumber. Studies
have indicated that over 2,500 gallons
of water can flow through a waterline service leak measuring only 1/8"
diameter within 24 hours! Note:
Customers are solely responsible for
consumption charges and service line repairs pertaining to water leaks
that occur between their water meter and Service Location.
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To report problems water and/or sewer
service outages, please contact our main administrative office @ (770)
387-5170 or Mr. Roger Ellis, Engineering/Project Manager @ (678)
721-5494.
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UTILITY
SERVICE LOCATES
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Prompt
detection and accurate location of installed
utilities are crucial to the successful maintenance and operation of
public
utility systems. Utility Service Locate Orders must be placed with the
Georgia
Public Service Commission Utility Protection Center (U.P.C.)
@ (770) 623-4344 and/or
with your local utility service provider prior to excavation
activities
scheduled to be performed within Bartow County and/or State
Right-of-Ways and
all other
properties where utilities have previously been installed to prevent
potential service
interruptions and/or structural damage. The Bartow County Water
Department Maintenance & Operations Department responds to over
50,000 Utility
Service Locates annually. All utility service providers must have
unobstructed
and
unlimited access to their associated utilities without interference
from
shrubs, landscape plants (other than grassing), trees, fences,
irrigation
systems, masonry mailbox structures or other object installed within
established
Right-of-Ways. Property owners are strongly encouraged to
examine their
property surveys to determine exact ownership limits prior to
conducting
installation or construction activities. Note:
The Bartow County Water Department and other local utility service
providers shall not be held
financially
responsible for damage and/or replacement of items installed within
Bartow County and/or
State Right-of-Ways with the exception of standard mailbox
posts and
driveways! Utility service
providers indicate the
location of their underground utilities with color-coded flags, spray
paint and
other such markings using the following uniform Utility Service Locate
Color
Code Chart:![]() |
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For additional information regarding the
Bartow County Water
Department Utility Locates, please contact
Mr.
Roger Ellis, Engineering/Project Manager @
(678)
721-5494.
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PLEASE
CONTACT OUR MAIN OFFICE @ (770) 387-5170 TO REPORT A PROBLEM WITH YOUR
WATER AND/OR SEWER SERVICE. EMERGENCY SERVICE CALLS SUBMITTED TO OUR
DEPARTMENT AFTER
REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS AND ON HOLIDAYS WILL BE PROCESSED BY OUR
ON-CALL SERVICE PROVIDER: PROCORE
SOLUTIONS®.
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