Water and sewer services comprise the range of operations conducted by the Geauga County Department of Water Resources. This self-supporting department, operating under the authority of the Geauga County Board of Commissioners, is responsible for... managing over 110 miles of water and sewer lines while maintaining more than 6,200 water and sewer accounts. The department's activities include routine inspections and maintenance of water and sewer infrastructure, ensuring compliance with Ohio Environmental Protection Agency regulations. To uphold water safety standards, state-certified operators and laboratory technicians perform chemical testing and sample collection throughout the wastewater treatment process.
The department also handles fire hydrant maintenance and flushing of water lines, contributing to overall service reliability. In addition, it offers lab services, permits, and pretreatment, further extending its service capabilities. Financially, the department allocates over $7.2 million for operational expenses and more than $10 million for construction projects, reflecting its commitment to sustaining and enhancing the local water infrastructure. Through these diverse efforts, the department aims to provide essential services and maintain compliance with federal and state regulations.
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