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The FGUA currently owns and operates over 97 water and waste water utility systems spread across 14 counties in the state of Florida. For more information about a specific system, select your county from the choices on this pageand click the “Systems Info” button
Alachua County is currently home to the FGUA Arrendondo Estates System near Gainseville. The FGUA provides water service to several hundred customers in the system.
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Alachua County is currently home to the FGUA Arrendondo Estates System near Gainseville. The FGUA provides water service to several hundred customers in the system.
Citrus County is currently home to five systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
Castle Lake, Kenwood North, Pine Valley, The Meadows, and West Citrus are water-only systems.
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc. and Crystal River Utilities, Inc. located in Citrus County, Florida.
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Citrus County is currently home to five systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
Castle Lake, Kenwood North, Pine Valley, The Meadows, and West Citrus are water-only systems.
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc. and Crystal River Utilities, Inc. located in Citrus County, Florida.
In Flagler and Volusia Counties, (FGUA Flagler System) Plantation Bay is a water and wastewater system. Eagle Lakes is a water and wastewater system. Beverly Beach is a water and wastewater system interconnected with the City of Palm Coast.
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In Flagler and Volusia Counties, (FGUA Flagler System)
Hardee County is currently home to one system that is owned and operated by the FGUA. This system is a smaller system with only a few hundred customers.
Peace River Heights serves both Water & Wastewater in this System. Peace River Heights system is located off Chamberlain Blvd., approximately one and half (1.5) miles southeast of the city of Wauchula on CR 17/35. FGUA serves approximately 100 customers.
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Hardee County is currently home to one system that is owned and operated by the FGUA. This system is a smaller system with only a few hundred customers.
Peace River Heights serves both Water & Wastewater in this System. Peace River Heights system is located off Chamberlain Blvd., approximately one and half (1.5) miles southeast of the city of Wauchula on CR 17/35. FGUA serves approximately 100 customers.
Hillsborough County, FGUA serves 1 system, both water and wastewater. The MacDill Air Force Base system is located in south Tampa on Tampa Bay, approximately 10 miles south of downtown Tampa. FGUA provides water and sewer service via a Utilities Privatization contract with the federal government, serving approximately 15,000 customers.
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Hillsborough County, FGUA serves 1 system, both water and wastewater. The MacDill Air Force Base system is located in south Tampa on Tampa Bay, approximately 10 miles south of downtown Tampa. FGUA provides water and sewer service via a Utilities Privatization contract with the federal government, serving approximately 15,000 customers.
Lake County is currently home to 23 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA. These systems are geographical dispersed throughout the County, with most systems being concentrated near Leesburg. Information about each system is provided in detail below.
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Lake County is currently home to 23 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA. These systems are geographical dispersed throughout the County, with most systems being concentrated near Leesburg. Information about each system is provided in detail by clicking the button above.
Lee County is home to three systems – Lehigh Acres acquired December 2003, North Fort Myers acquired July 2010 and South Seas acquired March 2013.
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Lee County is home to three systems – Lehigh Acres acquired December 2003, North Fort Myers acquired July 2010 and South Seas acquired March 2013.
Marion County is currently home to 14 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
49th Street Bellaire, Belleview Hills & Woodberry Forest, Belleview Hills Estates, Chappell Hills, Fairfax Hills & Marion Hills, Ocala Oaks, Ridge Meadows, Westview, and Hawks Point.
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Marion County is currently home to 14 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
49th Street Bellaire, Belleview Hills & Woodberry Forest, Belleview Hills Estates, Chappell Hills, Fairfax Hills & Marion Hills, Ocala Oaks, Ridge Meadows, Westview, and Hawks Point.
Orange County, (FGUA Unified Aqua System) Tangerine is a water-only system. The system is located west and east of SR 441 Orange Blossom Trail. The plant is located at 5372 Huron Street. FGUA serves approximately 312 water customers.
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Orange County, (FGUA Unified Aqua System) Tangerine is a water-only system. The system is located west and east of SR 441 Orange Blossom Trail. The plant is located at 5372 Huron Street. FGUA serves approximately 312 water customers.
Pasco County is currently home to 9 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA. These systems are geographical dispersed throughout the County. Information about each system is provided in detail below.
Aloha Gardens, Angus Valley , Colonial Manor, Dixie Grove, Holiday Anclote, Holiday Westwood, Mad Hatter, Seven Springs, Virginia City.
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Pasco County is currently home to 9 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA. These systems are geographical dispersed throughout the County. Information about each system is provided in detail below.
Aloha Gardens, Angus Valley , Colonial Manor, Dixie Grove, Holiday Anclote, Holiday Westwood, Mad Hatter, Seven Springs, Virginia City.
Polk County is home to seven Unified Aqua Utility systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
Breeze Hill, Lake Gibson, Rosalie Oaks, Village Water systems with water and wastewater service.
Orange Hill, Sugar Creek and Gibsonia systems with water only service.
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc.
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Breeze Hill and Gibsonia info coming soon…..
Polk County is home to seven Unified Aqua Utility systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
Breeze Hill, Lake Gibson, Rosalie Oaks, Village Water systems with water and wastewater service.
Orange Hill, Sugar Creek and Gibsonia systems with water only service.
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc.
Putnam County is currently home to 9 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
Hermits Cove & St. Johns Highlands, Interlachen & Park Manor, Pomona Park, Saratoga Harbor & Welaka MHP, Wooten MHP, Beechers Point, Palm Port, River Grove, and Silver Lake Oaks.
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Putnam County is currently home to 9 systems that are owned and operated by the FGUA.
Hermits Cove & St. Johns Highlands, Interlachen & Park Manor, Pomona Park, Saratoga Harbor & Welaka MHP, Wooten MHP, Beechers Point, Palm Port, River Grove, and Silver Lake Oaks.
Seminole County, (FGUA-Aqua Unified Systems) is home to 3 separate FGUA systems, Hamony Homes (water only) Florida Central Commerce Park (wastewater only) and Chuluota (water and wastewater).
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc.
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Seminole County, (FGUA-Aqua Unified Systems) is home to 3 separate FGUA systems, Hamony Homes (water only) Florida Central Commerce Park (wastewater only) and Chuluota (water and wastewater).
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc.
In Volusia County the FGUA owns 3 separate systems – The Jungle Den which is a combined water wastewater system, while Twin Rivers and Tomoka View are both water only systems.
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc.
Click on the images below to view and/or download information about each of these water systems.
In Volusia County the FGUA owns 3 separate systems – The Jungle Den which is a combined water wastewater system, while Twin Rivers and Tomoka View are both water only systems.
On March 28, 2013, the FGUA acquired certain water and wastewater utility assets owned by Aqua Utilities Florida, Inc.
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