Overview
JEA Reclaimed Water Re-Pump Station at Twin Creeks Light Industrial is an operational distribution pump station in Saint Augustine, Florida, supporting reclaimed water distribution for the local utility.
JEA Reclaimed Water Re-Pump Station @ Twin Creeks Light Industrial is a distribution pump station located at 106-2 CR 210 W in Saint Augustine, Florida. Operated by JEA, the facility plays a role in the reclaimed water network serving the Twin Creeks Light Industrial area and surrounding communities. As a reclaimed water re-pump station, this facility boosts pressure to deliver treated wastewater for non-potable uses such as irrigation and industrial processes. The station operates under Florida's water reuse regulations and JEA's reclaimed water system standards, which emphasize reliability and water conservation. The station supports environmental sustainability by reducing demand on freshwater sources through reclaimed water distribution. Its location in St. Johns County, a rapidly growing region, underscores the importance of efficient water infrastructure to meet community needs while conserving resources.
Environmental context
The facility contributes to water conservation by distributing reclaimed water for non-potable uses, reducing strain on local freshwater sources. Located in a coastal area with seasonal water demands, the station supports drought resilience and sustainable water management. Its operation aligns with Florida's focus on water reuse to protect natural water bodies and ecosystems.
Frequently asked questions
The facility is located at 106-2 CR 210 W in Saint Augustine, Florida, United States.
A reclaimed water re-pump station boosts pressure to distribute treated wastewater for non-potable uses like irrigation and industrial processes, helping conserve freshwater resources.
The station is operated by JEA, the municipal water and electric utility serving the Jacksonville and northeast Florida region.
Reclaimed water systems in Florida are regulated by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection under Chapter 62-610 of the Florida Administrative Code, which sets standards for water reuse quality and safety.
By distributing reclaimed water, the station reduces demand on freshwater sources, supports drought resilience, and helps protect local water bodies from over-extraction.
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