Clear the F.O.G. ›

Fats, Oils and Grease from cooking and food scraps can collect in the wastewater lines and form large clogs, referred to as fatbergs, that can cause costly, damaging issues.

Hazardous Materials ›

Wastewater belongs in the sanitary sewer - hazardous materials do not. These should be disposed of properly to help protect the wastewater system and the environment.

Unused, Expired Medication ›

Flushing unused prescription and over-the-counter medication is not the right method of disposal for many reasons. Here’s what you should know.

Preventing Backups ›

Wastewater backups can be unpleasant, costly and cause potential health risks. Using your toilet as a trash can is most often the culprit. Clean pipes = no gripes.

Cross Connection Control & Backflow Prevention ›

Once JEA’s safe, high quality water reaches your home, cross connections and backflow could be a source of contamination to the public water system.