H2GO Crews will be in the following neighborhoods the week of February 17th to clear obstructions blocking fire hydrants, in line with our Fire Hydrant Obstruction Ordinance: Seabrooke; Lanvale Trace; Wedgewood; Lanvale Forest; Carol Lynn; Lanvale Oaks; Hearthstone
Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer
516 Village Rd, NE Leland, NC 28451
MAILING: P.O. Box 2230 Leland, NC 28451
LELAND, NC – On January 24, 2020, after agreeing to abide by the Superior Court’s April 2019 ruling, H2GO delivered a settlement proposal to the Towns of Leland and Belville. In the proposal, H2GO proposed the Town of Belville would return the assets to H2GO transferred in 2017; H2GO would pay Leland $800,000 towards costs and attorney fees; all the parties would drop their appeals; and all parties would...
On Wednesday February 19th, three days before H2GO’s Settlement Proposal response deadline, H2GO delivered a supplement letter to the Settlement Proposal to the Town of Leland. The letter enforces the notion that no interlocal agreement was included in H2GO’s Settlement Agreement, having been publicly announced ‘dead’ by interlocal agreement leadership in October of 2019. The letter cites ‘irreconcilably...
In November of 2017, with the future of Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO’s proposed Aquifer-Sourced Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant in limbo, H2GO commissioners voted to transfer their assets to the Town of Belville, whose elected officials accepted the proposal the next day. Later that week, the Town of Leland filed suit against H2GO and the Town of Belville. On the afternoon of January 24th, correspondence...
LELAND, NC – H2GO was dismayed to read the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) January 22nd study results “PFAS Contamination of Drinking Water Far More Prevalent Than Previously Reported”, in which Brunswick County topped the list in terms of PFAS contamination. While EWG points out that the results “…are not intended to identify specific water systems”, it is still of concern...
LELAND - In November 2019 The Water University and North Carolina Rural Water Association (NCRWA) announced that Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO’s Jared Glick, Backup Wastewater Maintenance ORC, and Tyler Wittkofsky, Public Information Officer, earned the Utility Management Certification (UMC) credential. The UMC is the highest professional credential in the utility industry. Less than 1,200 utility professionals-...
