First Craven Sanitary District is a federally funded Sanitary District government created and established by the North Carolina Commission for Health Services, Department of Human Resources on May 6, 1978. The water system first produced water on November 3, 1982, and currently serves approximately 2,450 accounts. The Sanitary District boundaries include all of Township 2 of Craven County except for the Fairfield Harbor Community. First Craven relies solely on revenue generated from water sales. At present, the staff consists of 4 full-time employees. First Craven Sanitary District is governed by the Sanitary District Board of Directors. The five members are elected by the residents of the community during the public elections every odd year, and serve 4-year terms.
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Water Bill Reminder
August 11, 2022
First Craven Sanitary District wants to remind our customers that water bills are due by August 15th.
Please note that if you have a prior balance, water service is subject to be disconnected after this day. Water cut-off's this month are scheduled to occur on or after August 16th.
When paying by card on First Craven's dedicated phone service or online bill payment, please pay by the 15th at 5 p.m. to avoid disconnection. It is recommended to pay in person after the 15th if you owe a prior balance.
Alerts
Water Bill Reminder
August 11, 2022
First Craven Sanitary District wants to remind our customers that water bills are due by August 15th.
Please note that if you have a prior balance, water service is subject to be disconnected after this day. Water cut-off's this month are scheduled to occur on or after August 16th.
When paying by card on First Craven's dedicated phone service or online bill payment, please pay by the 15th at 5 p.m. to avoid disconnection. It is recommended to pay in person after the 15th if you owe a prior balance.