Our Mission

At East Alabama Water Sewer & Fire Protection District, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water, cost effective wastewater conveyance, preventing property back-ups and sewer system overflows, and also providing fire protection services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation.

Bill Payment Options

Looking for the most convenient way to pay your bill? We offer a wide variety of payment options to our customers. Simply choose the option that best suits your needs... Learn more...

Fire Department

East Alabama Fire District is comitted to providing exceptional fire protection services to our community.  Information about East Alabama Fire Department can be found HERE. For emergencies, Dial 911.  For non-emergencies, dial 334-756-7170.. Learn more...

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JOB OPENING - WATER DEPT CREWMAN

January 03, 2019

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT - WATER DEPT CREWMAN

EAWSFD is accepting applications for full time Maintenance Crewman.  The duties include but not limited to maintenance of water lines, water meters and meter services; maintenance of sewer lines, manholes and sewer services; meter reading, general care and maintenance of district equipment and other work as assigned.

Applications can be obtained and returned to the District Office at 150 Fob James Drive, Valley, AL. No phone calls.

EAWSFD is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Winter Weather Woes

Winter Weather Woes

February 01, 2019

This winter has brought more winter weather woes than usual, as the polar vortex has hit North America, bringing with it record-breaking cold. The past week has seen the coldest weather in a generation. Schools have been called off, businesses are closed, flights are cancelled, the US Postal Service has suspended service in some states, and thousands of homes have been without power. Chicago has been colder than Mt. Everest base camp. The U.S. Midwest has had lower temperatures than the South Pole. This is dangerously cold. 

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