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Public Water AuthorityDataset 2026.08

Mount Pleasant Waterworks

Mount Pleasant and portions of Charleston County

Population reference

Approximately 91,500 people in the Mount Pleasant Waterworks Community Water System queue

Billing detail

Partial public detail found

Official destination

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Provider-specific findings

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Billing frequency
Monthly billing. Mount Pleasant Waterworks calculates residential water and wastewater charges by monthly Residential Equivalent Unit (REU) allowances.
Rate structure
FY2026 monthly fixed basic-facilities charge plus increasing-block volumetric rates. One residential REU includes 9,200 gallons per month; regular water is $6.34 per 1,000 gallons through the first 9,200 gallons, $12.68 for 18,401-27,600 gallons, and $19.02 above 27,600 gallons.
Residential cost reference
For one in-town residential REU using 7,000 gallons, the FY2026 estimate is approximately $58.23 per month for water plus $87.07 for wastewater, or $145.30 combined before taxes or other services: water BFC $13.85 + 7,000 gallons at $6.34, and wastewater BFC $28.20 + 7,000 gallons at $8.41.
Wastewater and sewer calculation
In-town wastewater is billed from water-meter consumption by REU. FY2026 residential wastewater has a $28.20 monthly BFC and $8.41 per 1,000 gallons for the first 9,200 gallons/REU, with excessive-use tiers above that level. Unmetered wastewater is charged a separate $65.53 monthly fee.
Meter reading
MPW bills by monthly REU and volumetric consumption, but the reviewed 2026 material does not identify a universal AMI/AMR platform, transmission interval, or detailed route schedule. Customers should request usage history or meter-test information when a bill appears abnormal.

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How documentation coverage compares

This profile

71%

overview fields with research notes

South Carolina

30%

records with any overview detail

National index

50%

records with any overview detail

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Research record

Partial public detail found

5 of 7 fields in this section contain provider-specific public detail in dataset August 1, 2026.

Documented

71%

Details not confirmed in the reviewed public material

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  • Activation or transfer fee

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