Carolina Water Service Completes $16.2 Million Wastewater Treatment Plant in Danby
Carolina Water Service of North Carolina has completed a $16.2 million wastewater treatment plant in Danby, which became operational in June 2026. The project modernizes local infrastructure, enhancing sewage treatment and community experience.

Carolina Water Service of North Carolina (CWSNC) has finalized a $16.2 million investment in a new wastewater treatment facility in Danby, operational since June 2026. The project includes modern treatment technologies aimed at reducing power consumption and chemical use while improving waste disposal processes.
The next phase involves the retirement and demolition of the former plant. CWSNC plans to engage local schools and community groups, using the facility as an educational resource. This investment reflects CWSNC's broader commitment to enhancing water and wastewater infrastructure throughout the state, which is essential for public health and environmental protection.




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