November 20, 2025
Cut off will be Monday, November 24th, all past due payments must be made before Monday morning at 8am. Payments accepted in office, through the drop box & online. Disconnected accounts will owe a reconnect fee ($50) plus the full balance on the account to restore service.
November 20, 2025
A 6" main has blown out in the bottom of the creek by Antioch Church. The Association is unable to rapidly repair the line due to its location.
The association will be installing valves and boring the creek to restore service to the impacted area. This will take significant time, however the Association expects to restore service by the late afternoon hours of 11-20-25.
A Boil Water Notice is in affect for the following areas:
McDonald Rd from the intersection of Misty Dr to Old Pearl Rd, Old Pearl Rd from the intersection of McDonald Rd to the intersection of Lewis Rd.
May 29, 2025
GENERAL NOTICE Area: Old Pearl
Southwest Rankin Water Association, Inc. (SWRWA) has received a Rural Water Association Infrastructure Grant (RWAIG), administered by the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH), to replace the existing older, smaller-diameter, deficient PVC waterlines in Simpson County with new and larger-diameter PVC waterlines. This will provide customers with increased pressure, water supply, reliability, and overall water service. Waterlines on the following roads will be replaced and/or upgraded.
- Old Pearl: From Gatesville to Hopewell.
- Hopewell: From Old Pearl West to End of Water System.
- Gatesville: From Old Pearl West to End of Water System.
- Joe Dear: From Old Pearl East to H Dear.
- H Dear: From Joe Dear South to Old Pearl.
The RWAIG 2021 Water System Improvements Project was competitively bid on November 1, 2024, and a contract was awarded to Edge Utilities, Inc. in the amount of $1,215,401.25. Construction is expected to begin in Summer 2025 and is anticipated to be completed in late Fall 2025. During construction, customers will encounter heavy equipment and personnel working on county roads, county rights-of-way, private easements; excavations (including excavations in customers’ yards that fall within county ROW or private easements); some traffic delays; and many could experience temporary water outages. The Association asks for your patience and understanding. SWRWA’s customers can look forward to increased water flow and pressure, less frequent water outages, and increased water quality upon completion of the project.
For more information contact Southwest Rankin Water Association, Inc.’s office at 601-845-2440.
