Water Notifications

Sunday, August 1, 2021

There is a Precautionary Boil Water Notice in effect for Talquin Electric Cooperative water members in the; Service Area: GADSDEN REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM Located at: Havana Hwy, Shady Rest Rd, Dover Rd, Central Rd, Scottland Rd, Fl-Ga Hwy, Rich Bay Rd, Iron Bridge Rd, Blue Star Hwy, High Bridge Rd, MLK Blvd, Commerce Blvd, Rustling […]

Saturday, July 31, 2021

The boil water notice is rescinded for; Service Area: LAKE JACKSON WATER SYSTEM Located at: 2517-2524 Hastings Drive, 3803-3808 Rolf Dr, 2516-2527- Lawrence Dr The bacteriological survey showed that the water is safe to drink.  There is no contamination in the system. How to get information For more information, visit our website at www.TalquinElectric.com or […]

Saturday, July 31, 2021

Talquin Electric Cooperative members in the Gadsden County Regional Water System may be experiencing lower than normal water pressure.  Only members of Talquin Electric Cooperative in this area are affected. Water Pressure Loss One of Talquin’s wells on the east side of the Gadsden County Regional Water System is out of service. Talquin is working […]

Wednesday, July 28, 2021

The boil water notice is rescinded for; Service Area: LAKE JACKSON WATER SYSTEM Located at: Jackson View Dr, Oakmont St, Treeline Dr, 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972 Queenswood Dr, 4214, 4216, 4222 Woodcrest St The bacteriological survey showed that the water is safe to drink. There is no contamination in the system. For more information, contact […]

Thursday, July 22, 2021

The boil water notice is rescinded for; Service Area: LEON EAST REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM Located at: 3664 Homestead Rd, 3604, 3605 Frontier Rd, 9389 Settler Ave, 9248-9260 Anvil Ave The bacteriological survey showed that the water is safe to drink. There is no contamination in the system. For more information, contact Talquin Electric Cooperative Water […]

Thursday, April 9, 2020

Talquin would like to remind Members to only flush toilet paper. Although many wipes are labeled as “flushable,” they do not dissolve in water like toilet paper, and can cause damage to septic systems!