Harrison County Utility Authority

Harrison County Utility Authority HCUA is committed to providing safe, high-quality water & waste management services to our community.

The Harrison County Utility Authority is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of the Mayors from each of the five cities and two Representatives from the Harrison County Board of Supervisors. The HCUA Executive Director and staff are responsible to the Board of Directors for the following:

-Implementation of the HCUA policies
-Management of HCUA revenue and expenditures
-Overseeing the oper

ations and maintenance of HCUA facilities, including monitoring the independent contractors charged with these responsibilities
-Prioritizing capital improvement needs
-Coordinating contracted professional services. Some of the above tasks are reviewed by the Technical Committee, which is comprised of the city engineers or other technical staff members from each municipality.

August's recycling snapshot is here. ♻️This month's recycling rate is 43.51%. Thank you to everyone who continues recycl...
08/31/2026

August's recycling snapshot is here. ♻️

This month's recycling rate is 43.51%. Thank you to everyone who continues recycling correctly and helping make a positive impact across Harrison County.

Latest updates:
https://hcua-ms.us/recent-news

Need to update your account, ask a billing question or reach the HCUA team? Keeping the Contact page bookmarked can save...
08/27/2026

Need to update your account, ask a billing question or reach the HCUA team? Keeping the Contact page bookmarked can save time whenever you need assistance.

Contact us:
https://hcua-ms.us/contact-us

Water, wastewater, garbage collection and recycling each play an important role in protecting our community. While each ...
08/24/2026

Water, wastewater, garbage collection and recycling each play an important role in protecting our community. While each service has a different purpose, they all work together to help keep Harrison County healthy and beautiful.

Learn more:
https://hcua-ms.us/

Did you know recycling works best when items are placed loose inside the cart? Plastic bags can tangle sorting equipment...
08/20/2026

Did you know recycling works best when items are placed loose inside the cart? Plastic bags can tangle sorting equipment and slow the recycling process. Keeping recyclables loose helps facilities operate more efficiently.

Recycling information:
https://hcua-ms.us/recycle

Storms, holidays and unexpected service changes can happen throughout the year. Signing up for HCUA alerts helps make su...
08/13/2026

Storms, holidays and unexpected service changes can happen throughout the year. Signing up for HCUA alerts helps make sure important information reaches you quickly so you can plan ahead with confidence.

Sign up: https://hcua-ms.us/subscribe

Clean drinking water is something many people expect every day, but protecting water quality takes continuous monitoring...
08/10/2026

Clean drinking water is something many people expect every day, but protecting water quality takes continuous monitoring, testing and maintenance. HCUA works year round to help provide safe, dependable water for the community.

Learn more:
https://hcua-ms.us/

MYTH: Anything with a recycling symbol belongs in your cart.FACT: Not every recyclable item is accepted in curbside recy...
08/06/2026

MYTH: Anything with a recycling symbol belongs in your cart.
FACT: Not every recyclable item is accepted in curbside recycling. Knowing what belongs in your cart helps reduce contamination and improves the recycling process for everyone.

See accepted items:
https://hcua-ms.us/recycle

A little planning can go a long way during the hottest part of the summer. Water plants early in the morning, use a broo...
08/04/2026

A little planning can go a long way during the hottest part of the summer. Water plants early in the morning, use a broom instead of a hose to clean driveways and keep an eye out for small leaks around your home. Simple habits help protect one of our most valuable resources. 💧

Conservation tips: https://hcua-ms.us/conservation-tips

July’s recycling snapshot is here ♻️ This month’s recycling rate is 43.53%. Each clean bottle, can, paper item and flatt...
07/31/2026

July’s recycling snapshot is here ♻️

This month’s recycling rate is 43.53%. Each clean bottle, can, paper item and flattened box helps keep useful materials moving in the right direction.

See the latest recycling info: https://hcua-ms.us/recent-news

Saving water does not have to be complicated. Shorter showers, full laundry loads, smart lawn watering and quick leak ch...
07/27/2026

Saving water does not have to be complicated. Shorter showers, full laundry loads, smart lawn watering and quick leak checks can all help protect local water resources during the hottest part of the year.

Start with these simple tips: https://hcua-ms.us/conservation-tips

Address

10271 Express Drive
Gulfport, MS
39503

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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