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Water & Sewer
The Holly Springs Department of Public Works maintains and repairs the Town’s water, sewer and storm drainage systems. Through the irrigation and backflow prevention program, staff also ensure compliance with regulations that prevent connections between private water systems and the Town’s drinking water system.
Water and Sewer Main Taps and Repairs
The Holly Springs Department of Public Works maintains and repairs the Town’s water and sewer lines and systems.
Storm Drainage
Storm drainage systems within Town street rights-of-way are maintained by the Town. Storm drainage systems outside Town street rights-of-way are the responsibility of the property owner.
Prevent Drain Damage
For public right-of-way maintenance issues and to report clogged, non-functioning, or damaged storm drains, contact the Department of Public Works at (919) 552-5920. Do not place grass clippings, leaves, brush or other debris that would restrict water flow in the street curb or gutter area. Instead, place yard waste on the edge of your front yard and off the street pavement for collection. This will assist in preventing clogged drains and lines. For other questions regarding drainage, contact the Department of Engineering at (919) 557-3938.
The Holly Springs Department of Public Works maintains and repairs the Town’s water and sewer lines and systems.
- Report a damaged or broken water or sewer line to Public Works during office hours at (919) 552-5920.
- After hours, please call (919) 552-6221 to report a damaged or broken water or sewer line.
Storm Drainage
Storm drainage systems within Town street rights-of-way are maintained by the Town. Storm drainage systems outside Town street rights-of-way are the responsibility of the property owner.
Prevent Drain Damage
For public right-of-way maintenance issues and to report clogged, non-functioning, or damaged storm drains, contact the Department of Public Works at (919) 552-5920. Do not place grass clippings, leaves, brush or other debris that would restrict water flow in the street curb or gutter area. Instead, place yard waste on the edge of your front yard and off the street pavement for collection. This will assist in preventing clogged drains and lines. For other questions regarding drainage, contact the Department of Engineering at (919) 557-3938.