Utilities
Waycross and Ware County are supported by robust utility infrastructure designed to meet the needs of today’s industries. With reliable electricity, natural gas, water and sewer, and high-capacity fiber, the community is well equipped to support a wide range of manufacturing, distribution, and industrial operations.
Georgia's electric service laws provide qualifying new commercial and industrial customers with the opportunity to choose their electricity provider in certain locations. This competitive environment can provide businesses with greater flexibility when evaluating power costs and service options.
Waycross and Ware County are served by Georgia Power and regional Electric Membership Cooperatives (EMCs), including Satilla REMC, Okefenoke REMC, and Slash Pine EMC. Service availability varies by site and project requirements.
For large industrial projects or assistance determining available electric providers for a specific site, contact the Waycross-Ware County Development Authority. You can also visit each of these by following these links:
Waycross and Ware County offer fiber-optic connectivity and access to multiple telecommunications providers capable of supporting the needs of modern industry. Fiber infrastructure is available within key industrial development areas, including the Waycross-Ware County Industrial Park.
The community is served by multiple telecommunications and fiber infrastructure providers, providing opportunities for competitive and scalable connectivity solutions for advanced manufacturing, automated operations, logistics, technology, and other data-intensive industries.
Companies with specialized bandwidth, dedicated fiber, redundancy, or high-capacity connectivity requirements are encouraged to contact the Waycross-Ware County Development Authority for site-specific infrastructure information.
Atlanta Gas Light - Atlanta Gas Light provides natural gas service to more than 1.6 million customers in Georgia, and Waycross is no different. Atlanta Gas Light lines are located in a large portion of our community.
City of Waycross - The City of Waycross provides water and sewer services to locations inside the City Limits of Waycross. This includes many of the industrial sites within our Airport Industrial Park.
Satilla Water & Sewer Authority- Satilla Water & Sewer Authority is located in Ware County. Satilla Water and Sewer Authority extends to over 13,440 individuals, with approximately 220 miles of pipes. These pipes range from 2-12 inches and include 6,488 service connections and meters. Satilla has served more than 3,100 sewer customers.
City of Waycross - The City of Waycross provides water and wastewater services throughout the city limits and also serves many properties within the Waycross-Ware County Airport Industrial Park. The City’s utility infrastructure supports residential, commercial, and industrial customers, providing businesses with access to essential water and sewer services in key development areas.
Satilla Water & Sewer Authority-Serving portions of unincorporated Ware and Brantley counties, SRWSA provides water and wastewater infrastructure to support residential, commercial, and industrial growth. The system includes approximately 220 miles of water lines ranging from 2 to 12 inches, 6,488 service connections and meters, five deep wells, and five elevated storage tanks with capacities ranging from 100,000 to 750,000 gallons. SRWSA also provides sewer service to more than 3,100 customers.
Electric
Georgia's electric service laws provide qualifying new commercial and industrial customers with the opportunity to choose their electricity provider in certain locations. This competitive environment can provide businesses with greater flexibility when evaluating power costs and service options.
Waycross and Ware County are served by Georgia Power and regional Electric Membership Cooperatives (EMCs), including Satilla REMC, Okefenoke REMC, and Slash Pine EMC. Service availability varies by site and project requirements.
For large industrial projects or assistance determining available electric providers for a specific site, contact the Waycross-Ware County Development Authority. You can also visit each of these by following these links:
Fiber & Digital Infrastructure.
Waycross and Ware County offer fiber-optic connectivity and access to multiple telecommunications providers capable of supporting the needs of modern industry. Fiber infrastructure is available within key industrial development areas, including the Waycross-Ware County Industrial Park.
The community is served by multiple telecommunications and fiber infrastructure providers, providing opportunities for competitive and scalable connectivity solutions for advanced manufacturing, automated operations, logistics, technology, and other data-intensive industries.
Companies with specialized bandwidth, dedicated fiber, redundancy, or high-capacity connectivity requirements are encouraged to contact the Waycross-Ware County Development Authority for site-specific infrastructure information.
Natural Gas
Atlanta Gas Light - Atlanta Gas Light provides natural gas service to more than 1.6 million customers in Georgia, and Waycross is no different. Atlanta Gas Light lines are located in a large portion of our community.
Sewer
City of Waycross - The City of Waycross provides water and sewer services to locations inside the City Limits of Waycross. This includes many of the industrial sites within our Airport Industrial Park.
Satilla Water & Sewer Authority- Satilla Water & Sewer Authority is located in Ware County. Satilla Water and Sewer Authority extends to over 13,440 individuals, with approximately 220 miles of pipes. These pipes range from 2-12 inches and include 6,488 service connections and meters. Satilla has served more than 3,100 sewer customers.
Water
City of Waycross - The City of Waycross provides water and wastewater services throughout the city limits and also serves many properties within the Waycross-Ware County Airport Industrial Park. The City’s utility infrastructure supports residential, commercial, and industrial customers, providing businesses with access to essential water and sewer services in key development areas.
Satilla Water & Sewer Authority-Serving portions of unincorporated Ware and Brantley counties, SRWSA provides water and wastewater infrastructure to support residential, commercial, and industrial growth. The system includes approximately 220 miles of water lines ranging from 2 to 12 inches, 6,488 service connections and meters, five deep wells, and five elevated storage tanks with capacities ranging from 100,000 to 750,000 gallons. SRWSA also provides sewer service to more than 3,100 customers.