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This week, JF Wilkerson (Haren Construction Company’s pipeline subcontractor) is expected to begin initial field activities along E. Middleton Drive and W. Middleton Drive, as early as tomorrow.

Update 5:00 PM: Crews completed repairs and restored services for impacted customers. Update 1:00 PM: Utility crews are responding to two water main breaks: one reported near 1900 W. B Street, and a second reported in the Mount Hope area off Western Avenue. Customers in the immediate repair areas may experience low to no water pressure while crews isolate the lines and complete repairs. Crews are on site working to complete repairs. To report a water or sewer emergency, visit

The next South Granville Water and Sewer Authority Board of Directors Meeting will be held at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. The meeting is open to the public, and we welcome community members who would like to remain informed on SGWASA operations, current projects, and upcoming priorities. 

Utility crews are responding to a water main break reported near the intersection of 14th Street and F Street in Butner, NC. The break is located on 14th Street, and repair teams are on site working to isolate the line and complete repairs as quickly and safely as possible.

Despite winter conditions, crews continue advancing foundational work, vault and mechanical coordination, and safe excavation activities that support the next phases of construction.

Due to winter weather conditions and continued safety considerations for customers and team members traveling on area roads, the South Granville Water and Sewer Authority will operate on adjusted hours on Thursday, February 5, 2026.

Utility crews received a report of a water main break at the 800 block of West C Street in Butner, NC. Repair teams are onsite, working to complete repairs. Customers within the repair zone may experience low to no water pressure during repairs.

Butner, NC. February 2nd, 2026 - Crews are responding to a water main break reported at the 600 block of 20th Street in Butner, NC. Water service is being temporarily disrupted to successfully complete repairs. Thank you for your patience while crews work to restore service.

Winter weather can impact water and sewer systems in different ways, from service line freezes and main breaks to equipment alarms and changing system demand. SGWASA teams are actively monitoring conditions and continuing repairs as needed, with field and operational staff positioned to support essential service. During routine system monitoring, SGWASA detected an equipment alarm associated with the Belltown Road Water Tower. Crews responded and determined the tower-level tr

The potential for icy conditions over the weekend may impact normal business operations at SGWASA on Monday, February 2, 2026.

Crews are responding to a water main break reported near West C Street and 11th Street in Butner, NC. Repairs are underway, and we are in the process of temporarily shutting off water service on West C Street from 5th Street to 11th Street to complete the work.

Residents within the I-85 SSI Project construction corridor may receive a Pre-Blast Survey notification letter from Park Construction. This notice is being provided because rock removal may be required as work progresses, and your property may be located within the project’s standard survey radius for potential blasting activities.

As the I-85 Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project continues to progress, work remains focused on completing foundation duties for the valve and electrical building and continuing installation of the pressurized sewer piping toward the flow meter vault, with the next phase transitioning into electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work and preparation for the concrete slab.

Winter weather can create tangible challenges. Taking proactive steps like disconnecting outdoor hoses, protecting exposed plumbing, maintaining heat, and letting a faucet drip can help prevent frozen pipes and reduce the likelihood of damage during the storm.

Our utility crews monitor conditions and respond to repairs as safely and efficiently as possible. As winter weather settles in, utility teams often face heightened challenges, including water main breaks and disruptions to critical systems. Periods of cold temperatures and rapid weather shifts can increase the number of repair calls across the region.

SGWASA remains focused on proactive, data-driven improvements that protect water quality, strengthen system reliability, and position the Authority to meet evolving regulatory expectations. During the most recent Board meeting, several active water-quality initiatives were reviewed, including PFAS treatment planning, treatment plant filter improvements, and targeted distribution system flushing strategies.

The South Granville Water & Sewer Authority is partnering with Vanguard Utility Service Inc. to complete a systemwide meter replacement initiative within the City of Creedmoor. This multi-phase project is expected to take approximately eight months and will replace older-style water meters at eligible service locations. The project is scheduled to begin January 20th – 23rd , daily during the hours of 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM on Ferbow Street in Creedmoor, NC.

South Granville Water & Sewer Authority will be closed on Monday, January 19, 2026, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Normal business operations will resume on Tuesday, January 20, 2026 during normal business hours. We invite residents to participate in the community events being held throughout Granville County to honor the legacy of Dr. King. Several are listed below.

SGWASA has received a report of a possible wastewater leak in the Lyon Street area of Creedmoor. Utility teams are currently assessing site conditions to better understand the leak parameters, identify the likely point of origination, and evaluate the overall condition of the line and surrounding area.