The Macon Water Authority
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MBCIA Names Stephen Adams Executive Director
It’s official. The “interim” tag has been lifted, and Stephen Adams has been named Executive Director of the Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority (MBCIA), who is approaching 10 years of service on staff for this economic development and recruiting arm of Macon-Bibb County. Adams joined the Indu...
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Retirees Provide 80-Plus Years of Service
At the conclusion of 2018, the MWA bid farewell to three retirees who have a combined 80-plus years of experience working at the Authority. These individuals provided dedicated and distinguished service to the Authority, its employees and its customers during their tenures. Mary Brezial has retir...
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Sam Kitchens Recognized as a Solar Advocate
The Georgia Solar Energy Association (GA Solar) recognized Sam Kitchens, Macon-Bibb County Director of Parks and Beautification and Vice Chairman of the Jones County Board of Commissioners, with the 2018 Solar Advocate Award. Kitchens received the statewide honor at the GA Solar yearend annual me...
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MWA Honors 2018 Employees of the Year
Prior to the start of the New Year, the MWA recognized a few select individuals as the 2018 Employees of the Year. The recognition included honors for top employees on the departmental level, as well as an Employee of the Year for the entire utility. Fellow MWA employees and managers selected Leg...
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MWA Rates Reflect Value of Water/Sewer
MWA customers will experience a modest increase in water and sewer consumption rates, effective Jan. 1, 2019. The 2019 MWA water and sewer rates only include a 10-cent (per 748 gallons of use) increase in consumption charges. Consumption charges also are referred to as volumetric rates, which is ...
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