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Lee County Public Service Authority was excited to welcome students from Elydale Middle School to the KVS Water Treatment Plant on Wednesday, March 25, for their annual visit—an event we look forward to every year!
This field trip is always a highlight for our team, as it gives us the chance to share just how vital clean, safe drinking water is to our community. Students got an inside look at the process behind every drop—learning about the dedication, expertise, and hard work it takes to treat water and keep it flowing reliably to the homes of Lee County residents.
We love inspiring the next generation and showing them the important role water plays in everyday life. Thanks to all the students and teachers who joined us—we can’t wait to see you again next year!
Taylor Named VRWA's
Water Operator of the Year
Martin "Marty" Taylor with VRWA Award
Lee County Public Service Authority Water & Wastewater Superintendent Martin "Marty" Taylor was named the Virginia Rural Water Association's Water Operator of the Year during their 2025 VRWA Conference held April 14-16 at the Historic Hotel Roanoke in Roanoke, Virginia.
Taylor has been employed by the PSA since 2014 and during that time has saved the authority tens of thousands of dollars utilizing his creative thinking, crafty hands, and his commonsense approach to operations. He is dual certified, holding a license as both a water and wastewater operator, and he is also a licensed electrician.
Under his guidance and craftmanship, Taylor helped the PSA quickly establish a stellar reputation with regulatory agencies such as DEQ and VDH's Office of Drinking Water.
Taylor enjoys spending time with his friends and family, his wife Debbie, and especially his two grandsons, Henry and Marcus! He is strong in his faith and active in his Church.
🚽 Help Us Keep Sewer Rates Low! 💧
The Lee County Public Service Authority is asking all customers for a simple but important favor—only flush toilet paper down your toilet.
Even products labeled “flushable,” such as wipes, do not break down like toilet paper. These items can clog and damage our sewer pumps, leading to costly repairs and replacements.
When equipment is damaged, those costs ultimately impact sewer rates for everyone.
✅ Flush only toilet paper
❌ Do NOT flush wipes (even “flushable” ones), paper towels, or other items
By making this small change at home, you can help us reduce maintenance costs and keep sewer rates as low as possible for our entire community.
Thank you for doing your part!
EPA Revised Lead & Copper Rule
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