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Utilities/Amenities

Utilities/Amenities office located at:

3201 Wedgewood Lane
The Villages, Florida 32162
Phone: 352-750-0000

Utility Service Areas

Please click here to download a utility service area map showing the boundaries of each of utility companies.

VCSA
  • Lady Lake / Lake County
  • District 1
LSSA
  • District 2
  • District 3
  • District 4
NSU / VWCA (Irrigation)
  • District 5
  • District 6
  • District 7
  • District 8

Precautionary Boil Water Notice Guidelines:

We advise that all water used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, cooking, and washing dishes be boiled. A rolling boil of one minute is sufficient. For all other household uses the water is acceptable. As an alternative, bottled water may be used.

The "precautionary boil water notice" will remain in effect until the problem has been corrected and a bacteriological survey shows that the water is safe to drink. You will be contacted likewise when the boil water notice has been lifted.

Cross Connection Control Handbook - Download Here

Recycling, Trash Collection and Household Hazardous Waste

In an effort to maintain the aesthetic quality of our beautiful community, we are pleased to provide you with information regarding curbside recycling, trash collection and the disposal of household hazardous waste. Please download these helpful guides.

Marion County Residents

In November 2008, Marion County established an ordinance regulating the use of Nitrogen and/or phosphorus baring fertilizers as part of a multi-pronged effort by Marion County to reduce nutrient runoff to surface waters and leaching into ground water. The leaching and runoff of nutrients from improper or excess fertilization and/or irrigation practices can contribute to nitrogen and phosphorus pollution in the Marion County storm water and drainage conveyances, springs, and other natural water bodies. Click Here to read the Ordinance.