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As a community-owned, not-for-profit utility, we are committed to meeting our customers’ energy, water and sewer service needs in a manner that is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable. JEA strives for environmental excellence and to be a responsible steward of the environment.  

Our Commitment to the St. Johns River

The St. Johns River is a focal point for life on the First Coast. At JEA, we too are concerned and committed to doing our part to restore and protect the St. Johns.  
Learn About Our Nutrient Reduction Efforts

Environmental Protection Agency Proposed Clean Power Plan

JEA’s focus in responding to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed rule is to serve the best interests of our customers and our community in a financially and environmentally responsible way.
Learn About the EPA Clean Power Plan

Cooking Oil Recyling Program Keeps Oil Out of the Pipes

Never pour fats, oil or grease (FOG) down the drain! Clogged pipes can lead to sewer overflows and costly cleanups. Instead, pour cooled grease into a container to be recycled! JEA's Cooking Oil Recycling Effort (CORE)  is a pilot program for multi-family communities and commercial customers to help keep Jacksonville's drains on a low-fat diet.
Find Out Where You Can Recycle Used Cooking Oil

Boil Water Advisories

When a water outage occurs, JEA is required to issue boil water advisories. An outage is defined as a drop in pressure below 20 psi in a JEA water transmission line. Outages can be caused by a break in a water main pipe, during planned repair or construction activities, or by unintentional accidents.

Conserving Our Water Supply

Our water supply comes from the pristine Floridan aquifer. However, this resource is not a never-ending supply. As JEA works to provide the water our customers demand, we know that conservation of this precious natural resource is the best way to ensure it lasts. Conservation today helps JEA and our customers avoid the high cost of finding and implementing alternative water sources.
Learn More About Our Conservation Efforts

Reclaimed Water for Irrigation

JEA began its reclaimed water program in 1999 as a method to reduce discharge of treated effluent into the St. Johns River and to offset high quality groundwater withdrawal. In 14 years, JEA’s reclaimed water use increased from 1 million gallons per day to 15 million gallons per day.
Learn About Our Reclaimed Water Program

Reclaimed Water System
Water Quality Reports
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The Annual Water Quality Report provides information on JEA’s water treatment systems

Review the Reports

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  • Company Info

    JEA is not owned by investors. It was created by the City of Jacksonville to serve those who live here and in the surrounding communities. The sole purpose of our business is to ensure the electric, water and sewer demands of our customers are met, both today and for generations to come. Our goal is to provide reliable services at the best value to our customers while ensuring our areas’ precious natural resources are protected.

  • Water Supply

    JEA delivers more than 110 million gallons of water each day to our customers. We regularly test the water we send to customers to ensure its safety, as outlined by federal and state regulatory agencies. Our state-of-the-art technology monitors our water supply grid to bring fresh, clean water to your home. We work hard to help our customers learn how to conserve Northeast Florida's most precious resource, the Floridan aquifer, so that we may continue to benefit from it for generations to come.