Water/Sewer Department
The mission of the City of Gray’s Water Department is to provide safe drinking water and reliable public sewerage service to our customers through strong financial management, maintenance of our infrastructure, superior customer service and progressive leadership while meeting the ever-increasing challenges of continual growth and protecting our natural environment. The City of Gray Water Department provides water and sewer, to a limited extent, to residents of the City and in areas of unincorporated Jones County and has a growing customer base of more than 3,300.
The Department is a division of the City government and reports to the Mayor and Council and is an enterprise fund, which means it receives no money from property taxes and must rely on revenues from water and sewer sales to operate. Enterprise Funds are used to account for operations financed and operated in a manner similar to private business. The City of Gray’s intent is that all costs associated with providing water and sewer service to the general public are financed and recovered through water use charges. As important as providing quality customer service, fiscal responsibility and safe reliable product and services, the Department also is responsible for planning for orderly development and growth.
Our offices are located at 109 James Street in Gray, GA. And the office hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 A.m. to 4:30 P.M. If you need to reach us regarding your water bill or payments or to establish a new service, please contact the Gray Water Department at (478) 986-2201.
*If you need assistance outside of normal office hours, you may call:
City Superintendent Cheyenne Morgan 478-508-4571
Public Works Manager Chris Neal 478-508-4568.
*Public Advisory Boil Water Notice*
The City of Gray’s Water Distribution System experienced a watermain break on Ga Hwy 18 West that is causing water pressure in parts of the water system to drop to low levels. When this occurs a potential health hazard may exist in these areas of zero pressure from back flow and/or back-siphonage of water of unknown quality into the water distribution system.
In order to protect the public from a potential health hazard, all citizens that have experienced water outages and/or low water pressures are advised to ‘’boil’’ all water prior to use for drinking, cooking, or preparing baby food. The water should be boiled for at least one minute after reaching a rolling boil. Citizens should continue to boil their water until they are notified by their drinking water utility that the water system has been restored to full operation, and that the microbiological quality of the water in the distribution system is safe for human consumption.
City of Gray Water and Wastewater System I.D: GA1690000
For questions or concerns contact:
Cheyenne Morgan (478) 508-4571
2017 Consumer Confidence Report
2018 Consumer Confidence Report