IMPORTANT NOTICE: Service disruptions will resume August 26, 2024. If you have a delinquent balance, call Customer Service to arrange payment before August 23, 2024.
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Planned Service Interruption and Boil Water Advisory - Shadowlawn Elementary (9/6/2024)
RETRACTED 9/6/2024: Planned Service Interruption and Boil Water Advisory - William Penn and John Hancock Street (8/29/2024)
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What should I do if my sewage is backing up?
Please call our office immediately so we can assist you in properly diagnosing the problem. Calling CCUA first can possibly eliminate costly and unnecessary plumbing expenses. CCUA is available 24/7 to assist you with all your water and sewer emergencies.
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