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Marion County Utilities
Water Services

The Floridian Aquifer provides most of Marion County with clean, fresh tasting water. Marion County Utilities is committed to provide our customers with this natural resource. To do this, our water undergoes bacteriological testing, mineral testing and is evaluated for clarity and freshness. Depending on the test results, chlorine may be added, or the water may need balancing to correct hardness or softness issues. After these steps are taken, the water is sent through our distribution pipes to our customers.


But how exactly does water go from a well to your home? When the water is drawn from the well, it's first stop is a Water Treatment Plant. Here it goes through the numerous tests to determine quality. The water is then sent through various underground pipes to your house. At this point, it goes through a water meter, which tracks the amount of water you use, and then into your home.

 

1 million gallon water storage  
tank at the Oak Run Water     
Treatment Facility
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AWWA

St. Johns River Management District (SJRWMD)

Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD)

Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP)

 

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