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“Operation Spring Clean,” a preventive maintenance program to ensure that GUC customers continue to receive high quality water.  “Operation Spring Clean” began on March 20 and will continue through June 17th.  During the 13-week program, all 616 miles of GUC’s water distribution system will be cleaned.  The program involves opening fire hydrants and allowing them to flow freely for a short time.

“To minimize inconvenience to customers, cleaning will be conducted Sunday through Friday from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.,”  said Randy Emory, GUC's Director of Water Resources. “Water service will not be interrupted because of Operation Spring Clean; however, we advise customers to avoid using water (if possible) when their lines are being cleaned. Although there is no health risk, the cleaning process involves flushing the pipes with high velocities of water. As a result, water may be discolored for a short period of time. GUC advises customers to avoid washing clothes until the water is clear.”

If you experience any air or discolored water in their water lines as a result of Operation Spring Clean, GUC recommends turning on the cold water faucet in the bathtub and running the water for 5 to 10 minutes.

In addition to the list below, weekly notices, which include maps, will be published in the Daily Reflector. Please call us at 551-1551 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. or551-1567 after hours and holidays.

 

Week One: March 20 - 25
All areas NW of the Tar River and Memorial Dr. to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.

Week Two: March 27 - April 1
All areas NE of the Tar River extending from Greene St. and Memorial Dr. to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.

Week Three: April 3 - 8
All areas between Stantonsburg Rd. and Hwy. 43 to Greene St. and south of the Tar River.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Four: April 10 - 15 
All areas east of Greene St. between East Fifth and south of the Tar River.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Five: April 17 - 22 
All areas between Dickinson Ave. and Stantonsburg Rd. to Evans St. and to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Six: April 24 - 29
All areas between Dickinson Ave. to Charles Blvd. and south to Greenville Blvd.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Seven: May 1 - 6
Same as last week: all areas between Dickinson Ave. to Charles Blvd. and south to Greenville Blvd.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Eight: May 8 - 13
All areas south of E. Fifth St. between Charles Blvd. to Greenville Blvd.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Nine: May 15 - 20
All areas from Greenville Blvd. between 264 Alt. to Old Tar Rd. to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Ten: May 22 - 27
Same as last week: all areas from Greenville Blvd. between 264 Alt. to Old Tar Rd. to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Eleven: May 29 - June 3
All areas from Greenville Blvd. between Old Tar Rd. to Charles Blvd. to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Twelve: June 5 - 10
Same as last week: all areas from Greenville Blvd. between Old Tar Rd. to Charles Blvd. to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.
Week Thirteen: June 12 - 17
All areas from Greenville Blvd. between Charles Blvd. to Hwy. 33 East to the end of Greenville Utilities’ water distribution system.
Click here for notice from The Daily Reflector.