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Our Mission

At Upper Jasper County Water Authority, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

On-Line Bill Pay!

We offer our customers the convenience of paying your bill on-line!  Please call our office for your Location I.D. number that is required for setup.  (409-384-6301)  If you choose to use the new "Quick Pay" option, you will need to use your Account number instead of the Location I.D. number.  There will be a fee of the greater of $1.75 or 2.5% for each payment made that is charged by the processing company.  This is a much lower fee than the previously charged $4.10 flat rate.  

Conservation Tips

There are a number of easy ways to save water, and they all start with you. When you save water, you save money on your utility bills. Here are just a few ways... Learn more...

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System Protection from Thawing PIpes

January 22, 2025

With temperatures today forecasted to get above the freezing mark, UJCWA is requesting that all customers check their plumbing for leaks.

During previous freezing weather events, the water system has been overtasked by leaks on the customer’s side. When pipes thaw and begin to leak, especially at camps where no one lives, it puts a severe strain on our water wells. The most common problems have been at camp houses that did not get properly winterized, outdoor fish cleaning tables, external laundry rooms and outside water faucets. If you know your neighbor has not been here (and you have their permission to be on their property) please check theirs also.

If you have any questions, please...

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Wintertime Water Pipe Preservation Tips

Wintertime Water Pipe Preservation Tips

February 01, 2025

As temperatures plummet and winter tightens its grip, the specter of frozen water pipes becomes a pressing concern for homeowners.

Are your pipes adequately fortified against the bitter cold to stave off potential disasters?

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