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MAWSS is working to Keep Water Working by updating Mobile's water and wastewater infrastructure to bring them into the 21st century!
Old infrastructure can result in loss of service, business disruptions, traffic problems due to repair work, sewer overflows, and much more. MAWSS doesn't want that to happen. That's why we address issues before they appear down the road!
04/30/2023
Interested in some historical facts about your water system?
In Mobile's first water system, some of the lines consisted of cast iron, but the majority were bored-out pine logs!
Discover the past on our site!
04/30/2023
Anything could happen, from loss of service, business interruptions, cave-ins, and sewer overflows.
These are preventable situations, so we are doing everything we can to throughout Mobile.
Our website holds plenty of learning resources if you're interested in what we do and how we do it.
04/29/2023
With aging infrastructure comes many pipe repairs and street closures. That’s why MAWSS is working around the clock to bring Mobile’s water infrastructure into the 21st century!
Have you ever seen these signs? Let us know in the comment section. 👇
04/29/2023
🚫 Q-Tips
🚫 Disposable Masks
🚫 Dental Floss
None of these items should EVER be flushed.
04/22/2023
Every drop counts! 💧💚 On this , let's pledge to conserve water and protect our precious planet. Together, we can make a difference! 🌍🌱
04/21/2023
Do your part to celebrate & protect Planet Earth on Earth Day and every day We need a healthy planet to thrive, and our planet needs us! Celebrate Earth Day by taking action for nature and people today and every day.
04/21/2023
Our team is a well-oiled, “keep water working” machine. Leave a 💙 in the comments to show the MAWSS Crew some love!
04/19/2023
Mobile has two types of sewers: Sanitary Sewers and Storm Sewers.
These two should never mix, which is why we work hard to make repairs and update our aging infrastructure.
04/18/2023
In 1991 a rule was passed by the EPA to protect customers from complications of lead and copper contaminants in drinking water.
The rule states that systems must monitor drinking water at customer taps. If concentrations of lead or copper exceed the action levels, steps need to be taken to protect from corrosion and inform the public of ways to protect their health.
We are working to clear lines of all discolored water!
04/14/2023
The EPA states, "All drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small
amounts of some contaminants."
You can find more information about contaminants and potential health risks on epa.gov!
04/13/2023
Just like you, chickens need water. Without it, they can’t regulate their temperature for laying eggs. No water = no eggs! 💦🥚
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Mobile, AL
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |