10/20/25 Weekly Post

DROUGHT CONDITIONS: Drought conditions lead to soil settling and shifting. This movement can cause water and sewer pipes to bend, crack, or become disjointed and will increase the likelihood of leaks and breaks.  Foul odors, wet or soggy ground, unusual plant growth, slow drains, high water and sewer bills, cracks in your foundation or walls, low water pressure, and the sound of running water or a humming noise coming from the pipes are all signs that indicate a water or sewer leak. 

OFFICE CLOSURE: The Rawls Springs Utility District Office will be closed on Tuesday, 11 November in observance of Veterans Day Federal Holiday. 

 

BOARD MEETING: The next monthly meeting of the Rawls Springs Utility District Board of Directors will be on Monday, November 3. at 4:30 pm at the association office (74 Rawls Springs Rd, Hattiesburg, MS 39402).  If you would like to address the Board of Directors, please contact the association office at 601.268.2248 not later than 12:00 pm on Monday, November 3, 2024.   

 

Please follow the NEW “Rawls Springs Utility District” Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/RawlsSpringsUtilityDistrict 

 

You can sign up for text alerts (water outages, boil water notices, etc.) on the “Sign Up for Alerts” tab on the Rawls Springs Utility District website (https://rawlsspringsutility.com/subscribe).