Water Treatment
T.B. Williams Plant
Lakeland's municipal water supply has always come from our own wells. The City's water system has been continually improved since the first well was drilled in 1905. As part of a major system upgrade, the Williams Water Plant went into continuous operation in April of 1983. Thirteen wells drilled 750 feet (on average) into the Floridan aquifer provide the raw (untreated) water to the 51 million gallon per day capacity split-treatment plant.
Contact
Ricky Jaynes
Chief Operator - T B Williams
1501 Kendrick Lane
Lakeland, Florida 33805
Phone: 863.834.6720
Email
C. Wayne Combee Plant
Built in 2005 the C. Wayne Combee Plant has a treatment capacity of 8 Million Gallons Per Day. There are six wells that can withdraw water from the Floridan Aquifer and deliver it to the plant.
Contact
Eric Campbell
Chief Operator - C. Wayne Combee
2450 Old Combee Road
Lakeland, Florida 33805
Phone: 863.834.4955
Email
FDEP Water Plant Operations Excellence Award
Eric Campbell (right), Chief Operator at the Combee WTP, and Ricky Jaynes (left), Chief Operator at the Williams WTP when they accepted the FDEP Water Plant Operations Excellence Award at the Focus on Change symposium in Haines City in March 2023.
