Cason Water District

Cason/Bigbee Area – 24-Hour Precautionary Boil Water Notice is in effect until January 25, 2023 at 1:00PM.

24-Hour Precautionary Boil Water Notice for Peaceful Valley area is in effect until January 24, 2023 at 12:30 PM.

December 12th  Precautionary 24 hours BOIL WATER Notice for the following Roads only:  Guyton Road, Oliver Rd. and the section on Bigbee Cutoff Rd between New Rd and Hwy 371 South.

TOMORROW, NOVEMBER 9, IF WEATHER PERMITS, we will have a crew repairing a water line that could affect the Carolina and New Chapel areas. Customers may experience low pressure and some areas could have no water. Again, this is only if weather permits. Thank you for your patience.

ANNUAL MEETING – AUGUST 15, 2023 – 7 PM – 30007 CASON ROAD

May 25, 2023 10:40 AM – Cason Water is repairing a water leak in the area of Culver Road. Some areas of Culver Road will be out of water for approximately 1 to 2 hours until the leak is repaired. This may create dingy water. Please use caution when washing clothes. There is no need to boil water when water is restored since our system will not lose pressure.

OFFICE is without power, internet, and phones due to the recent tornado. Water bills mailed yesterday are due April 10, however, the bill printed the wrong due date. Late fees will be added to unpaid bills on April 11. For Billing questions call 662-322-8901. Water emergencies 662-397-0183.

Cason Water Office has no electricity or internet. We had to temporarily relocate the office. If you need to reach office personnel, please call 662-322-8901.

January 17th 9:30 am -until. Cason area From Blake Drive – Bigbee Cutoff road – New Road this area is being worked on this morning, we may have to turn water off for a short period while doing this repair. Please be aware that after repair you may experience low pressure and dingy water until area is flushed.

Notice to customers:

The Northeast MS Regional Water Supply will resume using chloramines for disinfectant in the water treatment process beginning Thursday, December 29, 2022. Water systems served will gradually transition to back to chloramine disinfection in next several days.

Tombigbee Water Association
Dorsey Water Association
Town of Mantachie
City of Fulton
City of Tupelo
Cason Water Association
City of Saltillo
1st section of the North Lee Water Association(approximately 300 customers off of Highway 348)
Brewer Water Association
Industrial parks in Verona and Baldwyn

The change in disinfectant is of critical importance for consumers who use home dialysis units. Free chlorine and chloramine can affect kidney dialysis patients during the dialysis process if the chlorine is not removed form the water being used.
The process of removing chloramine from the water is slightly different from the process used to remove chlorine. Dialysis machines may require modification or adjustment for free chlorine removal. Dialysis patients should contact their physicians for specific information regarding how to accommodate the change in the water supply disinfectant.

Thanks,

Michelle Shepherd
Administrator
Northeast Mississippi Regional Water Supply District