Reclaimed Water Operations

The Reclaimed Water division is responsible for providing distribution and storage of reclaimed water to our residential and commercial customers to replenish groundwater and preserve drinking water sources for potable use.

The O & M Department treats wastewater to public access standards, stores over 700 million gallons at two reservoirs and ten above ground storage tanks, and delivers approximately 24.4 mgd of high quality, reclaimed water to 54,072 residents and a variety of other customers.


For additional information, please view our Reclaimed Water FAQs.

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 4
  5. 5
  1. Important Updates
  2. Benefits of Reclaimed Water
  3. Resources & Information
  4. 4G Ranch

Pasco County’s dry season generally occurs from May to August. During this timeframe, interruptions to service may occur.  When higher than normal demands occur, reclaimed water services may not be available throughout the entire 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. service window. Pasco County Utilities asks customers to adhere to their watering schedule to extend our reclaimed water supply.

Update 8/16/21: “Off-Hours Requests” will be available 5 days a week, Monday through Friday, through Pasco County Reclaim Services (PCRS) … View Form. PCRS continues to provide pressure to all areas in the system as per watering guidelines. Currently, there will be daytime pressure interruptions, as we are adjusting our reservoir levels. Updates will continue to be posted to this website..

Current reclaimed water customers should never water more than twice-a-week and should adhere to their watering schedule. During rain events, customers should also consider skipping one or both irrigation days. Saving reclaimed water is beneficial to the environment and stretches the reclaimed water supply for drier days.