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Clay County Utility Authority Announcements

Existing Projects Being Added to SagesGov 9/8/2026

Existing Projects Being Added to SagesGov

We are beginning the process of entering existing active projects into SagesGov. As we work through this transition, you may receive automated emails or notifications related to your project.

Please disregard these notifications until you receive confirmation that your project has been successfully entered into SagesGov, along with instructions outlining your next steps.

Thank you for your patience as we complete this transition.

Welcome 7/15/2026

Welcome to Our New Project Portal

We’re excited to introduce our new online plan review and permitting system designed to make your project experience easier and more transparent. From application to closeout, you’ll receive clear updates and notifications so you always know the status of your project.

We’re committed to providing a smooth and efficient experience every step of the way. As we continue to improve, your feedback is incredibly valuable—please share any suggestions that can help us serve you better.

Getting Started 7/16/2026

Getting Started

To submit a Service Availability Request or any other development-related application, you must first create an account in SagesGov.

A registered portal account is required for all applications and project submissions. Once your account has been created and approved by CCUA, you will be able to:

  • Submit Service Availability Requests and development applications
  • Upload plans and supporting documents
  • Track project status in real time
  • Receive review comments and notifications
  • Schedule inspections
  • Manage all project-related activities through a single online portal

New Development Projects

Effective July 15, 2026, all new development projects must begin with a Service Availability Request.

A Service Availability Request is required and must be approved before a New Service Application may be submitted. This initial review allows CCUA to evaluate utility capacity, identify applicable requirements, and provide project-specific guidance before engineering plans and formal applications are submitted.