Clayton County Water Authority (CCWA) is a public utility organization that provides water, wastewater, and stormwater services to residents and businesses in Clayton County, Georgia. Established in 1955, the authority operates as an independent, self-supporting government entity. CCWA manages a comprehensive water system that includes three water production facilities, three water reclamation facilities, and more than 1,500 miles of water distribution lines. The authority is notable for its innovative water management practices, particularly its constructed wetlands system, which helps to naturally treat wastewater and maintain water quality. The organization serves approximately 290,000 customers across Clayton County and small portions of neighboring counties. CCWA is recognized for its sustainable water management practices, including an extensive water reuse program that helps maintain reservoir levels during drought conditions. The authority operates several reservoirs including the J.W. Smith Reservoir and the Blalock Reservoir. CCWA is governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the Clayton County Board of Commissioners. The authority maintains various educational programs and community initiatives focused on water conservation and environmental stewardship. It has received multiple awards for operational excellence, including recognition from the Georgia Association of Water Professionals for its water quality and treatment processes.