Phase V Water Lines - December 5, 2018

Water line construction is underway in the Lake Road Area.  The $300 pretap fee will end soon.  If you have not paid the fee and completed a membership application, you should contact our office immediately before the fee increases to $750.  Once the water line passes your property, the tap fee increases to $2,400...Learn more...

 

Bill Payment Options

IMPORTANT ONLINE PAYMENT UPDATE:  As of 8:30 AM EST December 27, 2018, West Carteret Water Corporation's new online payment option is scheduled to go live!  InvoiceCloud is our new online, customer-friendly payment vendor.  If you experience any issues with our new system, please contact our office at (252)393-1515 so we can reach out to the appropriate party and make any necessary changes.  Also, if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the office! Our staff will be more than glad to address any conerns you may have.  Thank you! ... Learn more...

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Hurricane Preparation

September 10, 2018

As Florence progresses, please take precautions. It would be better to over plan than to have no plan. (We have provided helpful information as provided by NCWaterWARN.) In the event that Florence makes landfall north, south, or directly into Carteret County, this storm is concerning for us and our neighboring counties.

PREP TO SAVE WATER SUPPLY

If you are a WCWC customer and do not live locally or if you plan to evacuate, cut the water off using your personal shut off valve next to your water meter box. If you cannot do so, WCWC will handle for you at your request. Call the office at 252-393-1515 before midday Wednesday or email water@wcwc.biz. There is no cost for this...

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Fix a Leak Week

Fix a Leak Week

March 01, 2019

Mark your calendars, folks: March 18-24 is the EPA's eleventh annual Fix a Leak Week. Household leaks can waste more than 1 TRILLION gallons of water each year. Yes, 1 TRILLION—That's a one with 12 zeros behind it (1,000,000,000,000). Those drippy faucets and leaking toilets are more than an annoyance; they cost you lots of money, and they waste LOTS of water. So, this March, hunt down those drips! Chase those leaks!

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