Seven Springs
AREA SERVED
The FGUA Seven Springs System is located in the Trinity area, which is part of the New Port Richey near the Pinellas County border.
SERVICES PROVIDED
- Water and Wastewater
The water in Seven Springs is currently treated with a corrosion inhibitor to protect customers’ internal plumbing.
The FGUA Capital Improvement Plan includes a two-year project to interconnect Seven Springs and Aloha Gardens with the Pasco County Water system (PCWS), and to build additional treatment facilities.
NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS
Seven Springs and Aloha Gardens System serve more than 16,400 water customers and 14,700 wastewater customers. Among the water customers, approximately 750 customers receive reclaimed water service.
WATER/WASTEWATER RATES
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE & CONTACT INFO
Matthew Rihs
Mr. Rihs acts as the liaison to FGUA customers in the FGUA Pasco Utility System service area. Mr. Rihs conducts presentations to community organizations, provides water conservation education opportunities for local students, promotes water conservation through a moisture sensor conservation program and addresses various customer inquiries or concerns.
Mr. Rihs has considerable community outreach, constituent service and communications experience working in the private, public and non-profit industries. Mr. Rihs welcomes the opportunity to serve local customers and strengthen relationships with those in the Pasco service area.
FguaCS_PascoCo@govserv.com
(727) 372-0115 Telephone
(727) 372-2677 Fax
6915 Perrine Ranch Road
New Port Richey, FL 34655
COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The FGUA currently meets with the Pasco Customer Committee (PCC). The group was formerly known as the Committee for Better Water Now (CBWN), a Customer Advocacy Group that played an important role in supporting customers’ concerns, advocated the acquisition of the previous Aloha Utilities System within the community and met with the FGUA monthly for three years, as well as community leaders and former advocacy group members in the previous Lindrick Services Company Utility System. Following the completion in August of 2011 of an FGUA capital project that improved the water quality, the group underwent a name change and expanded to include members from the surrounding Pasco County area, including Lindrick. The PCC meets monthly and committee members review and provide recommendations on Capital Projects, Customer Service, Policies and Procedures and Rates for the FGUA Pasco Systems to FGUA Management and the Board.
For more information about the PCC, contact the FGUA Community Service Representative at (727) 372-0115, x330.
FORMS
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORT
Every year we provide customers with a report that details the quality of their water and assures them that we’re meeting or exceeding Federal Drinking Water Standards.
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