Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer
516 Village Rd, NE Leland, NC 28451
MAILING: P.O. Box 2230 Leland, NC 28451
LELAND, NC – On October 28th, H2GO employees celebrated 3,000 days without time loss due to injury on the job. With thirty employees in the last 3,000 days, each one of them have taken safety as a serious concern, largely in part to due to Safety Manager Brian Griffith. In 2012, Griffith formed a safety committee and began working on a safety policy that provides basic responsibilities and tasks for all levels of...
LELAND, NC – In September, the North Carolina American Water Works Association and the North Carolina Water Environment Association (NC AWWA-WEA) awarded H2GO’s Utilities Director Russ Lane with the Raymond E. “Red” Ebert Award for his dedication to the water industry. This award was established by the NC AWWA-WEA Board of Directors in 1988 and is presented to the member who has made a significant...
Brunswick County returns water treatment plant operations back to normal 9/25/19 4:00 PM update Brunswick County has returned to normal operations at the Northwest Water Treatment Plant, restoring the water intake from the raw water line into the plant. Brunswick County Public Utilities and its partners at the Cape Fear Public Utility Authority (CFPUA) conducted tests this morning and afternoon to determine...
LELAND, NC – On Wednesday September 4th, in preparation for Hurricane Dorian, H2GO contracted with Dew Oil Company to receive a delivery of diesel fuel ahead of the storm. The diesel fuel will be used to run backup generators throughout the district. In addition to having diesel fuel for generators, H2GO’s vehicle fleet is fueled and prepared for their on-call emergency staff to maintain the viability of the...
On June 15, 2019, the Brunswick County Public Utilities Department began its annual disinfection changeover and flushing program. During the past few months, Public Utilities crews have worked to distribute chlorine throughout the County system. Flushing will continue once water restrictions are lifted. BRUNSWICK COUNTY WILL CONVERT BACK TO CHLORAMINES AS THE PRIMARY DISINFECTANT ON AUGUST 17, 2019. FLUSHING WILL CONTINUE...
