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Now you can pay your Greenville Water bill online
with just a few clicks. Go to the gold login box above and click on the blue
envelope to get your account set up fast and easy and you'll be on your way to
being stamp-free.
With Greenville Water System's online bill payment program you'll be able to:
- Save time by paying your bill with one click
at a secure location
- Have bills delivered to your e-mail
- Gain control of your bill payment
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Feel The Flow.
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Clean, clear, soft, and sweet. Greenville’s
water is some of the best water in the world. Much of the area’s water flows
from the area’s mountain reservoirs. And it stays so pure because the Greenville
Water System protects it. Owning all of the 26,000 acres of two watersheds, we
exercise more control over our source water than any water system in the world.
When you drink a glass of crystal clear water, fill a tub for your baby’s bath,
or dive into the neighborhood swimming pool, we know you don’t think about the
Water Commission, filtration plants, or lab technicians. But we hope you’ve come
to appreciate the water’s ready supply, delicious taste and quality. It’s clear.
It’s refreshing. The Greenville Water System has provided clean, pure water for
more than 80 years and continues to protect one of Greenville’s most precious
resources for almost 400,000 residents—through the latest technology and
proactive education and conservation programs.
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As a resident of the Upstate, you’ve noticed that we have not received the typical amount of rainfall and are experiencing a severe drought. Weather predictions call for a continuation of dry conditions over the next six months, so we are requesting that you abide by several voluntary restrictions.
Voluntary Conservation
Conservation Tips
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2008 Holidays:
January 1 - New Year's Day
March 21 - Good Friday
July 4 - Independence Day
September 1 - Labor Day
Nov. 27 & 28 - Thanksgiving
Dec. 25 & 26 - Christmas
2009:
January 1 - New Year's Day
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