Water Utilities

Water Utilities Emergency Numbers:

Water Emergencies Call:

Wastewater Emergencies Call:

24 Hours: (863) 834-8277

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About Lakeland Water Utilities

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. Use this Services link to determine availability at a Lakeland address.

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 or email us at WaterUtilityQuestions@lakelandgov.net.

Smart Water Meter Program

City of Lakeland Water Utilities is installing Smart Water meters. To learn more about our Water Smart Grid project, Click Here.

Lakeland Learn and Grow Workshops

The City of Lakeland Lunch and Learn workshops with the UF/IFAS Polk Extension have been rebranded to the Lakeland Learn and Grow workshop series. These classes are FREE and a great opportunity to learn all about gardening and landscaping topics rooted in Florida-Friendly Landscaping. Locations and times vary each month so it's important to check the Eventbrite webpage for the most up-to-date information and for registration.

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Did you know...

Fats, oils, and grease accumulate in sewer pipes if dumped down the drain. These blockages can cause overflows and backups into homes, communities, and local waterways! Drop your used cooking oil off at any of our Cooking Oil Recycling Effort (C.O.R.E.) stations.