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Lead service lines in Vicksburg, MS

7 water utilities serve Vicksburg, with approximately 56,715 people served.

Last verified from EPA SDWIS + utility inventories: 2026-04-14
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Lead Service Lines in Vicksburg, MS

Vicksburg's water systems serve about 56,700 people through seven separate utilities. If you're wondering whether lead service lines run under your street or into your home, here's what we know right now.

What we know about lead in Vicksburg

No lead service lines have been confirmed in Vicksburg's publicly reported inventories so far. However, most water systems in the area—including the City of Vicksburg (which serves 29,238 people), Culkin Water District (11,730), and Hilldale Water District (5,578)—have not yet disclosed complete counts of their service lines. This doesn't mean lead isn't present; it means the data hasn't been made public yet.

Lead service lines are pipes that connect a home to the main water line buried under the street. They're a health concern because lead can leach into drinking water, especially in older homes or when water is more corrosive. Pipes installed before the 1980s are most likely to contain lead.

How to find out if you have a lead service line

Your best source is your water utility. Contact them directly and ask:

  • Do you have a lead service line inventory?
  • Does my address appear on it?
  • If not yet available, when will it be?

The main utilities serving Vicksburg are:

  • City of Vicksburg (covers most of the city)
  • Culkin Water District
  • Hilldale Water District
  • Fisher Ferry Water District
  • Yokena-Jeff Davis Water District Inc

You can also check your home's age and records. Houses built before 1986 are more likely to have lead service lines, though they can exist in any era.

If you're concerned about lead in your water

The CDC recommends that families with young children or pregnant women use a water filter certified for lead removal, or boil and cool tap water, while you investigate. A simple water test can tell you if lead is actually present in your water—many labs offer this inexpensively.

Next steps for residents

  • Contact your water utility to ask about their lead service line inventory and whether your address is included
  • Request a copy of their most recent water quality report (called a Consumer Confidence Report), which includes lead test results
  • If you have a home built before 1986, ask a plumber to inspect the service line where it enters your home
  • Consider a water test if you want to know your actual lead levels

Utilities serving Vicksburg

Common questions

Does Vicksburg MS have lead in the water?

No lead service lines have been confirmed in public inventories so far, but most utilities in Vicksburg haven't disclosed complete service line data yet. The best way to find out about your specific home is to contact your water utility directly.

How do I know if my house has a lead service line?

Contact your water utility and ask if your address is in their lead service line inventory. You can also check your home's age (pre-1986 homes are higher risk) and have a plumber inspect the pipe where it enters your home.

What should I do if I'm worried about lead?

Get a water test from a certified lab, use a lead-removing water filter while you investigate, and contact your utility for their lead data. The CDC has guidance for families with young children or pregnant women.

Which water company serves my address in Vicksburg?

The City of Vicksburg serves most of the city, but seven utilities operate in the area including Culkin Water District, Hilldale Water District, and Fisher Ferry Water District. Call your city or check your water bill to confirm which utility serves you.