Lyman Lake Lodge

Anderson Regional Joint Water System (ARJWS) is a partnership of rural and municipal water districts in Anderson and Pickens counties, South Carolina. Their mission is to provide a high-quality, clean, safe, and reliable source of drinking water to their wholesale customers. ARJWS sources its water from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Lake Hartwell Reservoir and operates a 24/7 water treatment plant with a capacity of 45 million gallons per day. Using a conventional filtration system, ARJWS employs flocculation, sedimentation, and filtration processes to remove 99.9% of particulate matter from the water. The finished water is chlorinated to ensure the prevention of bacterial growth, guaranteeing customers receive the highest quality water. Committed to the communities they serve, ARJWS also provides educational opportunities for both children and adults in Anderson and Pickens counties.Generated from the website

The Woodruff-Roebuck Water District, established in 1956, serves nearly 10,000 customers and over 27,000 residents in southern Spartanburg County. Recognized as a model provider by the National Rural Water Association, the district is dedicated to maintaining safe, reliable water and sewer services while planning for future demand. Committed to protecting the health and environment of its community, the district designs, operates, and maintains essential infrastructure to ensure high-quality service. Nestled between two prominent school districts, Woodruff-Roebuck remains a desirable location for families and residents alike. Generated from the website