Anderson Regional Joint Water System

Anderson Regional Joint Water System is excited to announce Chris Weber as its next Executive Director. Chris joined the Joint System in December 2020, and has led teams responsible for the 24/7 operation and maintenance of the Lake Hartwell Treatment plant, which serves 200,000+ residents in Anderson, Pickens, and Abbeville counties. Chris holds professional licenses in drinking water treatment and engineering and has earned engineering degrees from Purdue and Clemson University. He is highly skilled and technically trained in drinking water treatment, industrial water treatment, environmental engineering, and operations, but his greatest assets are his humility, tenacity, and commitment. Chris lives in Pendleton with his wife, Carina, and is thrilled to be serving his community in the Upstate!

With a committed focus to safety, reliability, water quality, and financial viability, Chris is excited to lead Anderson Regional Joint Water System and the Members it serves.

As our community recovers from the devastation of Helene, we want our customers to know that the Anderson Regional Joint Water System Water Treatment Plant is fully operational.

Thank you to the staff of hard working men and women trusted to provide safe, quality, reliable and affordable drinking water.

ARJWS serves the cities/towns of Anderson, Clemson, Central, Pendleton, Williamston and water systems of Big Creek, Broadway, Clemson University, Hammond, Homeland Park, Powdersville, Sandy Springs, Starr- Iva, and West Anderson.