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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Backflow Prevention Assembly Types
A backflow prevention assembly is a device attached to the drinking water meter that keeps potentially contaminated water from the main water......
Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment Program
The Industrial Wastewater Pretreatment Program protects our waterways by controlling how wastewater is disposed into city sewer systems and treatment facilities. All......
Water Resources
My eAccount – Manage your Pinellas County Utilities account online. Payment / Billing Options – View utility bill payment and due date......
Utilities Business & Customer Services Contact Information
Water / Utilities Business & Customer Services Office(727) 464-400014 South Fort Harrison Ave. Clearwater, FL 33756 Email – Map & Directions Office......
Tours and Speaker Presentations
Pinellas County Utilities is committed to educating you about water resources through facility tours, classroom presentations and participating in educational events. Some......
Water FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Pinellas County Utilities service and billing....
Reclaimed Water – FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions about reclaimed water service in Pinellas County....
Reclaimed Water and Landscaping
Using reclaimed water is an efficient way to irrigate landscaping affected by drought. Reclaimed water contains nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus, along......
Seasonal Restrictions on Reclaimed Water
Reclaimed Water “Frequency of Use” During Dry Season The reclaimed water shortages during the dry season have caused stress on the distribution......
South Cross Bayou Advanced Water Reclamation Facility
Environmental Commitment through Resource Recovery The South Cross Bayou Advanced Water Reclamation Facility (AWRF) was first built in 1962 as a 5......