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Water Quality Report - 2024 Data, 2025 Report
Consumer Confidence Report issued in 2025 covering calendar year 2024.
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The City of Summersville is proud to provide municipally operated public utilities that serve our community every day. Because these utilities are publicly owned, the focus remains on providing dependable service and investing in the infrastructure and systems that support our residents and businesses.
Our utility services are supported by local employees who live and work in the community they serve. Having local crews helps provide timely response to repairs, maintenance, and emergencies while keeping jobs and resources right here in our community.
Explore the services below to learn more about Summersville’s public utilities and the departments that keep them operating.
Water billing: Angie Short, extension 120, or Amy Grose, extension 121, at 304-872-1211. Utility maintenance: 304-872-5828. Water plant: 304-872-3347. Sewer plant: 304-872-4972.
Download annual water-quality reports to learn about testing and the water supplied to our community.
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Consumer Confidence Report issued in 2025 covering calendar year 2024.
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Consumer Confidence Report issued in 2023 covering calendar year 2022.
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Consumer Confidence Report issued in 2022 covering calendar year 2021.
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Consumer Confidence Report issued in 2021 covering calendar year 2020.
Download reportThe Water and Waste Water Maintenance Department is responsible for all waterworks outside the water and sewer plants. They provide 24/7 emergency response, manage new water and sewer connections, repair breaks, extend and upgrade lines, and conduct fire hydrant flushing to ensure the system operates safely and efficiently. In case of leaks, low pressure, discoloration, clogs, broken lines, or sewage smell, contact the department at 304-872-5828 to request attention. In case of emergency, contact the department by calling Nicholas County Central Communications at 304-872-7814.
The City of Summersville Water Plant has been serving the community since 2004. As a regional water treatment facility, the plant currently operates at approximately 45% of its capacity, providing ample room to meet future growth and increased demand.The plant draws its water from Summersville Lake and the Gauley River, which provide an excellent source of clear, high-quality water. Our experienced staff takes great pride in maintaining high standards and providing safe, reliable drinking water to the customers and communities we serve.
The City of Summersville Sewage Treatment Plant has been serving the community since 2009. Designed with environmentally responsible treatment practices in mind, the facility uses a chemical-free treatment process and ultraviolet (UV) technology as part of its operations.The plant emphasizes sustainable practices, utilizing biodegradable processes while providing reliable wastewater treatment for the community and helping protect our local environment and waterways.
General Manager of Utilities
Jeremy Nicholas serves as General Manager of Utilities for the City of Summersville, helping coordinate the utility services and infrastructure that residents and businesses rely on. His work supports dependable water and wastewater service across the community.
Water and Wastewater Maintenance Manager
Mike Lucas serves as Water and Wastewater Maintenance Manager for the City of Summersville, overseeing the maintenance and operation of infrastructure that supports the City’s water and wastewater systems. His work helps ensure reliable service and keeps these essential systems operating efficiently for the community.
Water Plant Department Chief Operator
Robbie Brown serves as the Water Plant Department Chief Operator for the City of Summersville. In this role, he helps oversee the operation of the city’s water treatment plant and supports the delivery of safe, high-quality drinking water to residents and customers.
Sewer Plant Chief Operator
Zach McClung serves as the Sewer Plant Chief Operator for the City of Summersville. In this role, he helps oversee the operation and maintenance of the city’s sewage treatment plant and supports the systems that protect public health and the local environment.