Recycled Water &
the Wastewater Treatment Process
All of the residential and commercial wastewater treated by the Hilton Head Public Service District is used as beneficial recycled water for golf-course irrigation and wetlands nourishment.
1
billion gallons
Port Royal: Barony
Port Royal:
Robber’s Row
Port Royal:
Planter’s Row
Port Royal:
Arthur Hills
Port Royal:
Robert Cupp
Bear Creek
Country Club
of Hilton Head
Dolphin Head
Golf Club at
Indigo Run
Golden Bear
Oyster Reef
The Cypress of
Hilton Head Island
Helping Hilton Head
Golf & Wildlife
Recycled water plays a vital role in the Hilton Head Island’s economy and ecology by providing irrigation water for 12 golf courses.
Recycled water also is used to nourish wetlands in Palmetto Hall and Hilton Head Plantation. Former wetlands biologist Todd Ballantine monitored the wetlands for the PSD and reports that these unique habitats for plants and wildlife would cease to exist without the benefit of recycled water. The recycled water process mimics, at an accelerated rate, the natural process of water purification.
Hilton Head PSD Recycled Water Plant
Recycling the Wastewater
Hilton Head PSD:
Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
Hilton Head PSD has received certification in Environmental Planning from the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program (ACSP), an Audubon International program designed to help landowners preserve and improve the environmental quality of their property. As an ACSP participant, Hilton Head PSD will be involved in projects that enhance habitat for wildlife and preserve natural resources for the benefit of the local community.
Hilton Head PSD Conservation News
Efficient Irrigation Protects Our Island’s Water Supply
Hilton Head PSD’s Nardi named chair of national water conservation group
