Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority
Serving: Elkin, Jonesville, and Ronda North Carolina
WORKING TOGETHER
YVSA is proud to contribute to the Blue & Gold Alumni Scholarship program!
You Can contribute!
DONATING TO THE SCHOLARSHIP
There are two ways you may contribute to the scholarship. One is to write a check made out to Blue and Gold Alumni Scholarship and mail it to Doug Reinhardt, 147 E Edison Dr., Statesville, NC 28625 or go to our website, BlueandGoldScholars.com and click the “Donate” button to access our Merchant Account. It’s easy to donate by debit or credit card.
Who Are We?
The Yadkin Valley Sewer Authority (often shortened to YVSA) is a public water and sewer system and non-profit corporation which handles water and wastewater operations for Elkin, NC, Jonesville, NC and Ronda, NC.
The YVSA was established on April 19th, 2006 with a mission of providing adequate, efficient and cost-effective sewer service to the three towns of Elkin, Jonesville and Ronda.
For Elkin Residents Only At This Time
November 10, 2021:
The Town of Elkin Utility Donation Fund is a voluntary assistance program funded by donations from Elkin utility customers and other individuals and organizations. The Town Staff and the Elkin Water Committee, will work together to provide emergency assistance for low-income families and people in crisis. Only Town of Elkin residential utility customers who meet the Utility Donation Fund Ordinance requirements will receive assistance with their bills. This assistance program is not available to customers of the Ronda/ Jonesville Water/Sewer District.
Please click on the link provided if you'd like to learn how to contribute to the fund, or sign up for assistance!
What Our Customers Are Saying
Elkin Public Library
"Completed the job in an excellent fashion"
"I can't thank you enough for your great team assisting the Elkin Library by cleaning its
lower parking area.
I appreciate the work of Alvin, Robert, Buddy, and Tyler as well as the tractor to scrape,
the 800+ gallons of water, and psi of the water hoses. I was dismayed to see that they had to
shovel mud but I did not realize the amount of effort it would take. But they kept on working
cheerfully and completed the job in an excellent fashion.
Thank you for the fine service you and your staff give to the community"
Martha M Smith
Branch Librarian
"Many thanks for your generosity of labor and water"
"On behalf of the Northwestern Regional Library, I would like to thank you and employees for cleaning
the lower parking lot at the Elkin Public Library. We know that you were extremely busy during the
aftermath of the storm, and we all certainly appreciate your generosity in making sure that the parking lot was cleared of silt left after the creek rose.
It was an experience to watch the water rising and flowing over the waterfall. We had not seen the creek this high and are glad that that there was no damage here. I am sure that you all were very busy all over town with clean up after the storm.
Again, many thanks for your generosity of labor and water. We all very much appreciate your going the extra mile.
If there is any way that any of us can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me."
Joan Sherif
Director - Northwestern Regional Public Library
Northwestern Regional Library
Water Infrastructure Challenges
A PBS Public Broadcast Special.
Access to efficient, healthy water and wastewater services is a significant problem for historically disadvantaged communities, both in North Carolina and nationally. The North Carolina Division of Water Infrastructure exists to improve access to efficient, healthy water and wastewater services for rural communities. The Division was created in 2013 to bring all water infrastructure funding programs together, providing support to get water utilities on firmer footing, making them more logistically and financially sustainable. When small communities struggle to provide services to residents, the Division often encourages combining into regions for long-term success.
Read the blog post here.
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