Generated by All in One SEO v5.0.1.1, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Magnolia Rural Water Association ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Pages - [Magnolia Rural Water Association](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/) - The Magnolia Rural Water Association was established in 2000 to provide safe, high-quality water services to Magnolia residents. We strive to provide a quality product while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service. Pay Online 2023 Water Quality Report - [Water Quality](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/water-quality/) - We are pleased to share our annual water quality reports with our Customers. These reports provide details about the source and quality of your drinking water. Please click on a link below to see a report. 2023 Water Quality Report 2018 Water Quality Report 2017 Water Quality Report 2016 Water Quality Report 2015 Water Quality - [Service](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/service/) - New Service The property owners for each meter must sign a Water Users Agreement. The Water User's Agreement is a contractual arrangement between the landowner and Magnolia Rural Water Association. With the signed request, a deposit and membership are required. The Agreement states that the participating member (property owner) is responsible for the minimum monthly - [FAQs](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/faqs/) - [Pay Online](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/pay-online/) - Enter the amount you wish to pay in the field below and click "Pay Now." You will then be redirected to our secure payment tools. - [Contact Us](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/contact-us/) - Magnolia Rural Water Association 265 E Bay St. Magnolia, MS 39652 601-783-2008 magnoliaruralwater@att.net Map/Directions - [Alerts](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/alerts/) - There are currently NO active alerts for our water service. Please use our contact page to report a problem or service question. - [Privacy Policy](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/privacy-policy/) - is committed to protecting the rights of all visitors to . We are committed to keeping your personal information secure and have created this privacy statement to share our information gathering and dissemination practices for this website. Information Collection and Use We will protect your information, and will not release your name, email address or ## FAQs - [How can I learn more about water, aquifers, wells, etc.?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/how-can-i-learn-more-about-water-aquifers-wells-etc/) - The U.S. Geological Survey has a great site all about water. You can learn about aquifers, how wells work, what types of minerals are in water, facts about water hardness, and many other things. If you want to learn, just visit The USGS Water Science School. - [What should I do if a Boil Water advisory is placed in my area?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/what-should-i-do-if-a-boil-water-advisory-is-placed-in-my-area/) - You should boil your water vigorously for one minute prior to consumption until the boil water advisory is lifted. It usually takes several days for the Mississippi State Department of Health to ensure that all samples taken are clean and that the water is safe for consumption. Click to see Precautions to Take as outlined by the Mississippi State Department - [How will you notify me of a boil water alert?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/how-will-you-notify-me-of-a-boil-water-alert/) - If a boil water alert is necessary, there are several ways we may notify customers. In the instance of a large scale boil water alert, we may use the TV news media to help publicize the alert to our customers. We might also post it on our website and use our email alert notification system. In the instance of a - [What is your water source?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/what-is-your-water-source/) - Our water source is from wells drawing from the Miocene Series Aquifer. - [How do I check for household leaks?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-check-for-household-leaks/) - The most common culprit for indoor leaks is the toilet. To find out if your toilet leaks, listen for the sound of running water. You can also place a few drops of food coloring in the tank. Don’t flush the toilet. If the coloring is seen in the bowl, the toilet is leaking. Other indications - [How do I discontinue or transfer my water service?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-discontinue-or-transfer-my-water-service/) - To stop your water service, please contact us by phone, mail, or office visit and request to have the service taken out of your name. If you are moving within our service area and would like to transfer your service, please call us. The following information must be provided: Account Number to be closed Date to close account - [Who should I call in case of a water emergency, such as a water line break?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/who-should-i-call-in-case-of-a-water-emergency-such-as-a-water-line-break/) - If during office hours, please call us at 601-783-2008. If after hours, please leave a message with our answering service at 601-783-2008 with your name and return phone number and a stand-by staff will promptly contact you. - [As a customer, what portion of my water line is my responsibility?](https://www.magnoliaruralwater.com/ufaqs/as-a-customer-what-portion-of-my-water-line-is-my-responsibility/) - The customer is responsible from the water meter to the house. MRWA is responsible from the meter connection on the customer's side of the meter back to the main line.