Anderson Regional Joint Water System (ARJWS) is a partnership of rural and municipal water districts located at 998 Hunters Trail, Anderson, SC 29625. Their mission is to provide a high-quality, clean, safe, reliable, and economical flow of treated water to their wholesale customers in Anderson and Pickens counties. ARJWS sources its water from the U.

S. Army Corps of Engineers 55,000-acre Lake Hartwell Reservoir, situated along the border of Upstate South Carolina and Georgia. Operating 24/7, the plant has a current capacity of 45 million gallons a day (MGD).

ARJWS utilizes a conventional filtration system, which includes flocculation, sedimentation, and filtration processes. Their state-of-the-art filters, consisting of gravel, sand, and carbon, effectively eliminate 99. 9% of particulate matter from the water.

Additionally, the finished water is chlorinated to ensure the prevention of bacterial growth, guaranteeing the delivery of the highest quality water to their customers. Overall, Anderson Regional Joint Water System is dedicated to providing safe and reliable drinking water to the communities it serves, and they actively engage in community outreach and education programs. To get in touch with ARJWS or for any inquiries, you can contact them via their phone number or complete their feedback form on their website