Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer
516 Village Rd, NE Leland, NC 28451
MAILING: P.O. Box 2230 Leland, NC 28451
*7/19/19 UPDATE* A Stage 1 Water Conservation Alert remains in effect. Drought conditions are expected to continue for the foreseeable weather forecast and water demands are increasing as we approach the 4th of July holiday. Demand for water over this past weekend (June 29th-30th) exceeded 90% of the available production and distribution capacity. However, your conservation has had an impact on overall usage....
LELAND, NC - On July 15th, H2GO Executive Director Bob Walker presented the second annual Operation Round Up funds to Brunswick Family Assistance (BFA) Board of Director’s Chairman Bill Hadesty in the amount of $2,060.74. BFA is a transformative, forward-looking and collaborative organization that helps low income people in Brunswick County to live a high quality of life. The proceeds, donated by registered H2GO...
H2GO Recieved the Following from Brunswick County on June 24th, 2019: "Bolivia, NC – Brunswick County received notification on June 20th that the NC Division of Water Resources has temporarily suspended the issuance of Sewer Line Extension Permits for sewer flows tributary to the Northeast Brunswick Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. This does not affect the issuance of building permits or approvals...
On Sunday May 26th 2019, Brunswick County Public Utilities issued the following notice to area utilities: Due to drought conditions combined with the increased amount of visitors in the area during the holiday weekend, Brunswick County Public Utilities is experiencing record water demands. We request that all public water system consumers use water wisely during the Memorial Day holiday and defer irrigation and...
H2GO has recieved reports of low pressure throughout our system. All of our testing and monitoring has shown adequate pressure consistently and constantly throughout the system. Necessary flows and pressure required to meet peak demands are still being met all throughout the system. We are seeing pressures consistent with our system average of 55-65 psi during peak demand areas. During peak usage times,...
