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President’s Day Holiday

In observance of the President’s Day national holiday, our offices will be closed this coming Monday, February 17. We will return on Tuesday, February 18. We will have emergency field staff available during the holiday.

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Offices Closed Early Wednesday Morning

Due to the expected inclement weather, the Joint Water and Sewer Commission Administrative Office located at 700 Gloucester St, along with non-essential field offices, will be closed from 5:00 PM Tuesday (1/28/14) until 10:00 AM Wednesday (1/29/14). Emergency services and our online payment system will still be available during this time.

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Please Help Prevent Sewer Backups

The Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water & Sewer Commission maintains the public sewer system in Glynn County.  We make every possible effort to prevent sewer backups and overflows in the system but some of that effort is up to you as well.  Please help fight sewer backups by following a few simple steps: Pour cooled fats, oils and grease into a covered, disposable container and throw it into your garbage.  Never pour fats, oils or grease down sink drains or toilets. Soak up remaining oils...

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday

In observance of the national holiday celebrating the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., our offices will be closed this coming Monday, January 20 and will return on Tuesday, January 21. We will have emergency field staff available during the holiday.

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Swearing-In Ceremony

Today, we welcomed to our board two new commissioners, Thomas A. Boland, Sr. and David H. Ford, both of Brunswick. They were sworn in today by Judge Debra Howes after having been chosen by Grand Jury to serve on the Joint Water & Sewer Commission for two years. Commissioner Boland, Judge Howes and Commissioner Ford  

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Hard Freeze Warning – January 6th to January 8th

With record low temperatures in our forecast for the next 48 hours, please be prepared to leave a tap dripping steadily with around a quarter inch stream during the night and anytime when the outside temperature is below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.  Please cover any exposed outside plumbing with heavy blankets and drain any hoses or irrigation systems, if you are able. The video below, though produced by the City of Spokane, Washington, is very appropriate in the coming weather: Unlike the video...

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