SPARKLING CLEAN
ALWAYS THERE
Maintaining pristine lakes and serving award-winning drinking water to Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties
TUSCALOOSA WATER
Whether paddling on a pristine lake or hiking on 193 miles of scenic lake shoreline… a sip from a fountain or a glass from the tap, sparkling-clean Tuscaloosa Water is always there.
TUSCALOOSA WATER FACTS
Learn more about your water
Lakes
| 48.35-billion-gallon volume
| 6,485-acre surface area
| 193 miles of shoreline
Water distribution
| Over 70,000 customers in the Tuscaloosa area
| 710.3 miles of water main
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Water Treatment
| 8.06 billion gallons treated per year
| 27 ADEM-certified operators
| 57 Awards of Excellence
Customer service
| 12 friendly customer service employees
| Pay your bill online, in person, or over-the-phone
RECENT NEWS
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Jerry Plott Water Treatment Plant Receives Best Operated Plant Award for 9th Year
The Jerry Plott Plant received the 2023 Best Operated Plant Award from the Alabama Water Pollution Control Association (AWPCA). This is the 9th time the Plott Plant has won this award since it was first entered in 2010. Consideration for AWPCA Awards requires thorough plant inspections resulting in scores based on standardized criteria. The scoring criteria […]
Tuscaloosa Water Receives President’s Award from American Water Works Association
In December 2023, the City of Tuscaloosa’s Water Department qualified for a President’s Award from the American Water Works Association through the Partnership for Safe Water. This treatment optimization program works with high-performing utilities to assess and optimize plant treatment performance. Through a treatment optimization subscription program, Tuscaloosa’s plants have completed plans to continue to […]
Love our Lakes Day
The City of Tuscaloosa hosted Love our Lakes Day on Saturday, April 20. Presented by Russell Marine, this community-driven initiative aims to preserve the pristine beauty of Lake Tuscaloosa. Volunteers joined City staff on personal and City boats, and collected litter, trash and debris from around the lakes. Together, staff and volunteers collected 3,420 pounds […]