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Pinellas County tests its water on a daily basis to ensure it meets or exceeds all Federal and State standards for safe drinking water.
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Pinellas County Utilities strives to provide customers with the safest uninterrupted service through planning, assessing, maintaining, and renewing water, wastewater, and reclaimed water systems and providing education and resources. Need help? Visit myaccount.pinellas.gov or call Customer Services at (727) 464-4000.
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Utilities Service Line Inventory
Pinellas County Utilities (PCU) provides our customers with clean and safe drinking water. We follow the regulations set by the U.S. Environmental Protection......
Pinellas Update: Boil water notice lifted for southern barrier islands
Pinellas County Utilities has lifted the boil water notice issued from John’s Pass to Tierra Verde. Water quality testing confirms water in this......
Actualización de Pinellas: Se levanta el aviso de hervir el agua para las islas barreras del sur
El Departamento de Servicios Públicos del Condado Pinellas ha levantado el aviso de hervir el agua emitido desde John’s Pass hasta Tierra......
Hurricane Impact to Utilities Customer Accounts
We understand that many of our customers have been impacted by Hurricane Helene and are currently preparing for Hurricane Milton. As a......
Water Conservation and Storm Readiness
In the event of power outages, water and wastewater treatment plants will be operating under limited conditions, which means your water pressure......
Potable water service shut down on barrier islands south of Johns Pass for emergency repairs
Pinellas County Utilities will restrict potable water service on the barrier islands from John’s Pass south to Fort De Soto beginning at 8 p.m. on Friday,......
Water system maintenance to begin September 23
Pinellas County Utilities will temporarily change its water disinfection process to chlorine from Monday, Sept. 23 through Saturday, Oct. 12. During this time, drinking water may smell or taste slightly different but there will be no impact to water pressure or service....
Water Shortage Order extended through Dec. 31
The Southwest Florida Water Management District has extended its modified Stage 1 Water Shortage to Dec. 31 2024, due to below average rainfall over the past year. This extension requires all residents to continue limiting watering to one day per week using the approved watering schedule for your area....
Request a Utilities Presentation
Pinellas County Utilities is committed to educating you about water resources through classroom presentations and participation in educational events. Some events we......
Request a Utilities Facility Tour
Pinellas County Utilities’ facility tours are designed for middle and high school students grades 6-12, college classes, technical programs, professional groups and......