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Think all fire hydrants were red? Guess again. The different colors painted on fire hydrants actually serve a purpose – and it’s not for aesthetics.
Drinking water delivered by Jackson Energy Authority is clean and safe. Maintaining that safe drinking water requires effort from our customer and community.
Jackson Energy Authority’s dedication to providing our customers with safe, award-winning, high quality drinking water has been proven time and time again.
When regular water service is unavailable due to emergency situations, it may be necessary to boil water until water service is restored.
The most common sources of lead in drinking water are materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing.
Significant sources of water waste for many homes are drips and leaks from pipes, fittings and plumbing fixtures - estimated to waste over 10 percent of household water.
Jackson Energy Authority is fortunate to have access to the highest-quality ground water via deep wells located throughout the city.
Groundwater is, and will continue to be, the source water for our community. As waster is one of our most essential natural resources, it’s important for us all to help protect it.
Before it arrives at your tap, Jackson Energy Authority water goes through a multi-step treatment process to remove sediment and impurities.