Modified Phase III Water Shortage Declared
The Southwest Florida Water Management District declared a Modified Phase III Water Shortage on May 23, 2017 that expired on August 1, 2017. On August 2, 2017 the City of Lakeland returned to the permanent Year Round Water Conservation Methods (Which includes twice per week watering). For more details on the current watering restriction please use the Water Restrictions above.
Up to $100 Toilet Rebate Program
Water Utilities is currently offering rebates to our customers that replace old high flow toilets using 3.5 gallons per flush or more with new 1.28 gallons per flush WaterSense® toilets. To see if you qualify check out our Conservation page for details. Funding is limited so don't delay.
Complimentary Conservation Kits
Water Utilities is currently offering Complimentary Conservation Kits to our customers. To see if you qualify check out our Conservation page for details. Supplies are limited so don't delay.
About Lakeland Water Utilites
Lakeland Water Utilities is responsible for providing potable water and wastewater reclamation to residential, commercial and industrial customers. We are proud to serve the greater Lakeland area and we welcome any questions or comments concerning our services!
Water & Wastewater Service Availability
Our Water service territory covers about 132 square miles of the greater Lakeland area. The Wastewater Service territory covers about 149 square miles.
Questions?
Are you considering buying or building in the Lakeland area?
Do you want to know if Lakeland Water or Wastewater Services are available in a specific area?
Lakeland Water Utilities can assist you in determining if our services are available. We will need the street address and possibly the Parcel Identification number. Please have this information ready and contact the office using the link in the navigation panel.
Lakeland's Water Plants
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
Email: WaterPlantQuestions@lakelandgov.net
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
Email: WaterPlantQuestions@lakelandgov.net