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JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for Paden Street
JACKSON, Miss. – JXN Water announces a temporary road closure begins today, Wednesday, May 8, 2024 for a sewer line repair. The closure will...
JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for Martin Luther King Drive
JACKSON, Miss. – JXN Water announces a temporary road closure began Monday night, May 6, 2024 for a sewer line repair. The closure will continue...
Facilities Plan Public Hearing Set for Wednesday, May 22
JXN Water will host a public hearing to be held at JXN Water Offices at 1054 Greymont Ave, Jackson MS at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. The...
JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for Saint Mary Street
JACKSON, Miss. – JXN Water announces a temporary road closure will begin today, Wednesday, April 24, for a sewer line repair. The closure will...
JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for East Rankin Street
JACKSON, Miss. – JXN Water announces a temporary road closure will begin Monday, April 22 for a sewer line repair. The closure will continue until...
JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for Shamrock Drive
JACKSON, Miss. – JXN Water announces a temporary road closure will begin today, Monday, April 22 for a sewer line repair. The closure will continue...
JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for Fortification Street
JXN Water announces an emergency road closure will begin today, Tuesday, April 16 beginning at 9 a.m. and continue for up to five days.
JXN Water Traffic Advisory Issued for Belvedere Drive
JACKSON, Miss. – JXN Water announces a temporary road closure will begin today, Thursday, April 11, for a sewer line repair. The closure will be...
JXN Water and Jacobs Proactively Address Water Treatment Disinfection Byproduct Levels in the Groundwater System
JXN Water continues to make improvements in the groundwater system, just as improvements are being made in the larger surface water system. The JXN Water groundwater system serves nearly 10 percent of the JXN Water customers, in the southern and western portions of the service area.
A big focus has been fixing leaks in the system and in the case of the groundwater system, ensuring the system is fully isolated from the surface water system. However, due to these improvements, especially the reduction in water loss through repair of defects in the system, water from the well system has a longer residence time in the City’s and resident’s pipes. As a result, we recently saw an uptick in levels of disinfection by-products in two of the four distribution sites within the groundwater system.