Mission Statement
To provide clean, pure drinking water to customers and to protect health; to maintain the water distribution system, adding new lines and connections; to add new customers and provide proper pressure and clean water at all times.
The City of Calhoun has two Water Treatment Facilities providing drinking water to our customers. The Mauldin Road Treatment Plant (pictured above) has a capacity of 18 MGD (million gallons per day) and withdraws water from the Coosawattee River to be treated and distributed throughout the Western one-half of Gordon County. The Brittany Drive Treatment Plant is located off Campbell Road and has a capacity of 12.8 MGD and withdraws from two wells and the Big Spring to be treated and distributed throughout the Eastern one-half of Gordon County. The Water Distribution System consists of approximately 854 miles of distribution mains, eight booster stations, and fifteen storage tanks.
- Calhoun Utilities Service Line Inventory
Calhoun Utilities Requests Your Help
Recent regulations implemented by the EPA now require every public water system to develop and submit a service line inventory to identify water service line material by October 16th, 2024. If your home was built before 1990, you may be eligible for a $10.00 credit to be utilized towards your utility bill by filling out the survey found at:
(Eligibility will be based on whether or not the customer is able to identify service line material. Offer is valid for your address until city crews have field verified the material.)
Even if your home was built after 1990, Calhoun Utilities still requests that you complete the survey. Your participation will greatly impact the success of the program.