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- Departments
Water Department. Water to the City of Cochran is obtained...
- Departments
Water Department. Water to the City of Cochran is obtained from four deep water wells that are strategically positioned throughout the City. Annually, over 280,000,000 gallons of water are distributed to area residents and businesses through 62 miles of water lines.
Pay Your Bill. Start or Stop Service. News & Resources. The City of Cochran Water supplies water to about 8,114 residents living in the Cochran area of Bleckley County, Georgia. The City of Cochran Water Department collects water from four deep municipal wells drawing groundwater from the Upper Floridian Aquifer.
Yes, you can make an online payment by visiting the Online Payment Link. To complete your payment, you will need your Account # & Online WIPP Pin #. Also, by checking the front of your billing statement in the top right hand corner of your billing statement or you can contact the City Hall office.
The City of Warner Robins provides water, sewer, natural gas, and sanitation services. You can pay your services online , or by phone at 844-680-5656. Payments made online will be reflected on your account the next business day.
Water Application. To apply for water service you may come by City Hall between the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or download and complete the attached Application for Utility Service (PDF) . A $100 deposit is required for service and must be paid with the application.
Water / Sewer. It is the responsibility of this department to install and maintain the drinking water distribution system and the sewage collection system for the city and surrounding areas of Jackson, Banks, and Madison counties. This includes the storage tanks, pipes, fire hydrants, and meters.
