This new focus on water quality has led many Americans to consider testing their water. The Water Department, or Water Utility, provides potable tap water to residential customers, businesses, and others in Newton County. The quality and safety of drinking water is of great concern to many Americans today because of an increased interest in health and environmental quality. Also, high concentrations of certain minerals in your water can result in quality issues such as unpleasant taste and odors or staining of bathroom fixtures and/or laundry. Contaminated water used for drinking and cooking may affect your health. Candi Bostian: Reception/Vital Records Clerk, 219.285.2052, x. Oversees all Health Department operations. Employees and Services Provided: Gonzalo Florido, MD: Medical Officer, messages may be left at 219.285.2052. However, many sources of water we assume are safe may contain dissolved minerals, organic compounds or even live organisms at harmful concentrations. Welcome to the Newton County Health Department. When you pour yourself a glass of water to drink, it may appear clean, taste good, and you may expect it to be safe. Water testing is important to monitoring water quality for people who get their water from a well. We are open Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 5:00pm and close from noon to 1:00pm for lunch. The cost per sample is $10.00 (cash, credit card or check) and the results are either mailed or emailed. We will transfer it over to a UGA soil bag. You may bring your dry sample into our office in plastic bags, cups, or any kind of container. It is not necessary to come by and pick up the bags first. we always suggest starting with a soil test. When clients come in our office with questions about their lawn, garden, trees, etc.
The cornerstone of the building carries a reminder of the post-depression years: “U.S.A - 1939 - WPA.Let's begin with a soil test. The outside walls and the cross walls are granite quarried from the bed of the Little Buffalo River, and the floors are cement. Not only is the entire building fireproof, but every room inside is a fireproof vault. The old county courthouse was destroyed by fire in 1938, and the present building reflects a determination that this kind of disaster would never happen again. The Buffalo National River, the nation’s first federally protected river, is one of the last free-flowing streams in mid-America and offers clear blue water for fishing and canoeing along towering limestone bluffs. The population of Newton County is 7,225 (2020 Census). In Georgia, Newton County is ranked 39th of 159 counties in Water Departments per capita, and 10th of 159 counties in Water. There is 1 Water Department per 35,014 people, and 1 Water Department per 90 square miles. The Ozark National Forest provides wilderness hiking, backpacking, camping, and hunting. There are 3 Water Departments in Newton County, Georgia, serving a population of 105,042 people in an area of 273 square miles. The elevation ranges from 700 feet to 2,561 feet. The Utilities Division is responsible for the Citys water, sewer, and drainage infrastructure. Travel writers have selected scenic Highway 7 as one of the top 10 scenic drives in the country.
The landscape of Newton County is the rugged and mountainous Ozark Mountains. The Choctaw Indians once lived in the hill country. Myrtle Warren, AR 71671 Ph: 87: Bryan Smith 2nd Vice President Grand Prairie Regional Water Distribution District P.O. Newton County was formed in 1842 and named for Thomas W.
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