Progress Through Cooperation
Over 30 years of excellent service to communities throughout Lexington County.

By The Numbers

Sewer Customers
6.7k+
Sewer Customers
Water Customers
20.4k+
Water Customers
Miles of Sewer Lines
137
Miles of Sewer Lines
Manholes
1.9k+
Manholes
Miles of Water Lines
376
Miles of Water Lines
Hydrants
2.4k+
Hydrants
Sewer Pump Stations
29
Sewer Pump Stations
Chlorine Booster Stations
1
Chlorine Booster Stations
Booster Pump Stations
9
Booster Pump Stations
Pressure Reducing Stations
16
Pressure Reducing Stations
Storage Water Tanks
2
Storage Water Tanks
Elevated Water Tanks
6
Elevated Water Tanks

Water Quality

Nitrate
MG/L
0
10
Typical Source: Runoff from fertilizer use
Fluoride
MG/L
0
4
Typical Source: Erosion of natural deposits; water additive which promotes strong teeth
Total Organic Carbon (35% removal)
%
0
100
Typical Source: Naturally present in the environment
Copper
MG/L
Typical Source: Corrosion of household plumbing system
JMWSC
Range: 0.023-0.367
0
1.3
Pelion
Range: 0.034-0.216
0
1.3
Lead
PPM
Typical Source: Corrosion of household plumbing system
JMWSC
Range: 0.00-0.015
0
15
Pelion
Range: 0.00-0.014
0
15
Haloacetic Acids (HAAS)
PPB
Typical Source: By-products of drinking water disinfection
JMWSC
Range: 5.17-24.96, LRAA shown
0
60
Pelion
Range: 0.00-29.82, LRAA shown
0
60

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