Water doesn’t just “show up.” Behind every turn of the tap is a system of people, infrastructure, and daily work happening behind the scenes to keep water reliable for our community. 💧⚙️ #CCUA #WaterSupply #WaterConservation

HOLIDAY CLOSURE REMINDER: In observance of Martin Luther King Day, our office will be closed on Monday, January 19th. We will resume normal business hours Tuesday, January 20th at 8:00 a.m. Have an emergency outside of business hours? Our on-call staff is available 24/7 to assist

Happy Friday! 🙌 #ccua #watersupply #waterconservation #happyfriday

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and take a moment to reflect on his lasting impact. #ccua #watersupply #waterconservation #martinlutherkingjr

Did you know? 💧 Water pipes aren’t always straight on purpose. Those bends help systems handle pressure, temperature shifts, and ground movement—making today’s water systems more durable and reliable. #ccua #watersupply #waterconservation #waterhistory

Cold nights are ahead this week. ❄️ While we’re not expecting a major winter storm, overnight temperatures are expected to dip below freezing, which can put exposed pipes and irrigation systems at risk. A few simple steps now can help prevent frozen pipes and avoid unexpected

Why has January lasted approximately 47 days.

The groundhog says six more weeks of winter. We’d like to unsubscribe. #CCUA #watersupply #GroundhogDay #unsubscribe

February is Career and Technical Education Month. CCUA supports Career and Technical Education by connecting education to real-world experience, including internship opportunities that help build the skilled workforce our community relies on. We look forward to sharing more!

In observance of Presidents Day, our office will be closed on Monday, February 16th and will resume normal business hours Tuesday, February 17th at 8:00 a.m. If you have an emergency during these hours please contact us at 904-272-5999. #CCUA #WaterSupply #PresidentsDay

Short week: 47 days Why

It is National Engineers Week. Engineers in the field. Engineers in the lab. Engineers running the utility. Sometimes it feels like a circus. We would not have it any other way. #ccua #NationalEngineersWeek #watersupply

Clay County is now included in a Modified Phase II Water Shortage issued by the St. Johns River Water Management District. Landscape irrigation remains limited to one day per week. Residents are encouraged to reduce unnecessary water use while dry conditions persist.

Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend, but your watering schedule doesn’t change. Landscape irrigation remains limited to one day per week during current drought conditions. Check your irrigation timer and remember to water only on your assigned day.

Today we celebrate the women whose dedication and expertise help keep our utility running and our community served every day. Happy International Women’s Day.

ScQuick scam reminder. CCUA will never ask you to pay your bill with gift cards, cryptocurrency, or by sending payment through email. If something seems suspicious, contact us directly. 📞 (904) 272-5999 🌐 clayutility.org

💧 It’s Groundwater Awareness Week. Groundwater is stored underground in aquifers and provides much of the drinking water our community relies on every day.

☘️Don’t let a leak sham-rock your world this St. Patrick’s Day. Fix a Leak Week is underway, and even a small toilet leak can waste up to 200 gallons a day! Check for leaks and keep a little more green in your pocket.

💧 Fix a Leak Week check-in. Tick… tick… tick… That slow drip adds up over time and can waste both water and money. Most leaks like this are quick to fix, and a few minutes now can save you later.

🌿Fix a Leak Week Leaks aren’t just inside the house. Take a quick look around your yard. Hose connections, outdoor spigots, and irrigation lines are easy to miss and can waste more water than you think.