Reclaimed Water
Producing high-quality reclaimed water at the regional water reclamation facilities is a vital part of Pinellas County’s water conservation efforts.
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Utilities Department
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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Advanced Metering Infrastructure: Water Meter Upgrades
Pinellas County Utilities (PCU) is committed to providing quality service to our customers and making improvements to aging infrastructure to better serve......
American Rescue Plan Act
ARPA Recovery Plan for 2024 ARPA Nonprofit Capital Project Fund Approved Projects List Pinellas County is receiving approximately $189 million as part of......
Utilities Mapping
Do you need a map of where your utilities service lines are located or where the mains are in the right of......
Florida Water Resources Journal, November 2016
The Florida Water Resources Journal from November 2016. Pages 48-49 refer to the South Cross Bayou Water Reclamation Facility....
Convenience Fees for Credit Card or Electronic Check Payments
Explanation of convenience fees charged for credit card and electronic check payments to Pinellas County Utilities....
Utility Rate Analysis Presentation, May 2015
Presentation from May 5, 2015 detailing analysis of and proposed changes to utility rates in Pinellas County....
South Cross Bayou Resource Book
Provides instructors, students, and other visitors a detailed explanation of the wastewater treatment process at South Cross Bayou Water Reclamation Facility....
Careers in Water Reclamation
Description of careers, education requirements, and salaries in water reclamation....
Flush to Fertilizer Student Book 1
Students interpretation of a water droplet going from a flush to fertilizer....
Flush to Fertilizer Student Book 2
Students interpretation of a water droplet going from a flush to fertilizer....