Emergency Notices

NO EMERGENCIES TO REPORT AT THIS TIME.

Special Notices

Anniston Water Works has no water use restrictions in place at the present time. As 2008 year-to-date rainfall totals have fallen below normal, Anniston Water Works has continued to monitor short and long-term weather forecasts for our region. Currently, our water supplies continue to be more than adequate to meet demand and we do not anticipate any short-term changes in those levels. Please continue to monitor news and weather reports as well as the Anniston Water Works web site for updated information. Updated 7/24/08 at 11:33 AM.

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Anniston Water Works

Our Mission is:

SERVICE -- by providing high quality drinking water to our customers on demand while maintaining our plants and equipment to facilitate economic growth and development.
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH -- through responsible wastewater treatment and source water protection.
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT -- of our processes and personnel to achieve the highest standard of customer satisfaction and to meet or exceed all water and wastewater quality standards.

To order bottled water, Contact Us by email or go to Customer Service.

Contact Information

Water Works Board
131 West 11th Street
P.O. Box 2268
Anniston, AL 36202

Phone: (256) 236-3429
Fax: (256) 236-1532

Community Relations: (256) 236-8951

Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
7:30 AM to 4:30 PM

News

Water leak repaired on Quintard Avenue

(7/16/2008)

Phillip Tutor: The view from the tower

(6/27/2008)

Watermark Tower renovations delayed

(6/27/2008) Project developer waiting on financing

U.S. has no strategy for dealing with drug residue in water

(3/12/2008) The Anniston Star (Part 3 of 3 Part Story)

A Word about Pharmaceuticals in Your Drinking Water

(3/11/2008) Anniston Water Works Responds

Fish, wildlife show adverse effects of drugs in waterways

(3/11/2008) The Anniston Star (Part 2 of 3 Part Story)

Local authorities: Natural filtration removes meds from water

(3/10/2008)

Prescription drugs found in drinking water

(3/10/2008) The Anniston Star (Part 1 of 3 Part Story)

Anniston water begins flowing to Randolph County

(11/7/2007)

We need your EYES

(8/10/2007)

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