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Houston County & Peach County
Warner Robins features a diverse housing mix spanning established post-war subdivisions, 1980s-1990s neighborhoods near Robins AFB, and new residential expansions south of Highway 96.
Local Utility: Warner Robins Utilities (Water & Gas Department)
North Fulton County
Roswell properties encompass a divided water service territory where municipal Roswell water operates alongside Fulton County sewer infrastructure, alongside 1970s-1990s residential tracts containing vulnerable polybutylene piping.
Local Utility: City of Roswell Water Utility & Fulton County Department of Water Resources
South Cobb County
Mableton incorporates newly chartered municipal boundaries served entirely by the Cobb County Water System, featuring mid-century ranch properties alongside extensive modern residential subdivisions.
Local Utility: Cobb County Water System (CCWS)
South DeKalb County
Stonecrest operates under an intergovernmental service framework where DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management oversees public water supply and sanitary sewers. Properties feature substantial suburban developments constructed over recent decades.
Local Utility: DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management (DWM)
North Fulton County
Johns Creek is predominantly composed of detached single-family residential properties, gated subdivisions, and golf community developments built largely between 1985 and 2005.
Local Utility: Fulton County Department of Water Resources (FCDWR)
Dougherty County
Albany Utilities draws municipal potable water from deep Floridan aquifer groundwater wells. The city features a combination of historic downtown residential districts, mid-century brick homes, and growing suburban outskirts.
Local Utility: Albany Utilities (City of Albany Water, Gas & Light Commission)
Cobb County
Marietta operates its own municipal utility (Marietta BLW) purchasing treated wholesale water from the Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority, serving established 1960s-1980s homes with cast iron and galvanized piping alongside newer subdivisions.
Local Utility: Marietta Board of Lights and Water (BLW) & Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority (CCMWA)
Lowndes County
Valdosta Utilities maintains an extensive municipal water and gravity sanitary sewer system. Housing spans historic Victorians and bungalows near Valdosta State University to modern developments along North Valdosta Road.
Local Utility: City of Valdosta Utilities Department