Village Water Rates as of June 1, 2020
Billed Quarterly - March, June, Sept. & Dec.
- First 5,000 gal.: $30
- Every 1,000 gal. after: $3.25
- Sewer Rate: $1.80 of water used
- DANC Line: $34
- Reserve: $30
- Refuse: $34
Penalties
-10% late fee if not paid within 30 days
-After 60 days of non-payment water will be shut off.
-There is a $50.00 fee to have water turned back on.
Billed Quarterly - March, June, Sept. & Dec.
- First 5,000 gal.: $30
- Every 1,000 gal. after: $3.25
- Sewer Rate: $1.80 of water used
- DANC Line: $34
- Reserve: $30
- Refuse: $34
Penalties
-10% late fee if not paid within 30 days
-After 60 days of non-payment water will be shut off.
-There is a $50.00 fee to have water turned back on.
Low Income Household Water Assistance Program
Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance accepting LIHWAP applications beginning Wednesday December 1, 2021
Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance accepting LIHWAP applications beginning Wednesday December 1, 2021
Water Meters
Please do NOT remove or tamper with water meters. If water meters are damaged by the carelessness of the homeowner or tenant (including a frozen meter) the homeowner will be held responsible to purchase a new one. For questions or assistance with meters for construction purposes or leak issues, please contact the Village DPW at 315-782-7916.
Please do NOT remove or tamper with water meters. If water meters are damaged by the carelessness of the homeowner or tenant (including a frozen meter) the homeowner will be held responsible to purchase a new one. For questions or assistance with meters for construction purposes or leak issues, please contact the Village DPW at 315-782-7916.
Sanitary Sewers
Homeowners can NOT drain their sump pumps into the sanitary sewer. Fines may be issued
Homeowners can NOT drain their sump pumps into the sanitary sewer. Fines may be issued
Water Leaks & Water Leak Detection
The smallest of water leaks can affect your water usage and increase your quarterly water/sewer bill. Here are a couple of things to look for in determining if you have a leak in or around your home:
1) Any standing water around your home that is unusual
2) If you can hear water running in your basement
3) If your faucet is dripping or toilet is running (put dye in your toilet tank to see if it is running)
If a leak occurs between the shut off valve in the homeowners front yard and the home it is the homeowners responsibility to have it repaired. From the shut off valve to the main valve is the Village's responsibility .
Call the DPW as soon as possible if you think you have a leak. 315-778-9631.
The smallest of water leaks can affect your water usage and increase your quarterly water/sewer bill. Here are a couple of things to look for in determining if you have a leak in or around your home:
1) Any standing water around your home that is unusual
2) If you can hear water running in your basement
3) If your faucet is dripping or toilet is running (put dye in your toilet tank to see if it is running)
If a leak occurs between the shut off valve in the homeowners front yard and the home it is the homeowners responsibility to have it repaired. From the shut off valve to the main valve is the Village's responsibility .
Call the DPW as soon as possible if you think you have a leak. 315-778-9631.
Locating Underground Utilities on your Property
If you are needing to locate underground utilities on their property, we recommend:
Premier Private Locating
Office: 1-866-507-3010
Direct Line: 1-631-667-6468
Bids@LeveragePremier.com
If you are needing to locate underground utilities on their property, we recommend:
Premier Private Locating
Office: 1-866-507-3010
Direct Line: 1-631-667-6468
Bids@LeveragePremier.com
Flushable Wipes
It has come to our attention that many people are using flushable wipes. These wipes, although stated to be flushable, are NOT safe to be flushed into the sewer system. They do not break down appropriately and could cause damage to our pumps. The DPW department is asking all residents to please refrain from flushing any flushable wipes down your toilets.
It has come to our attention that many people are using flushable wipes. These wipes, although stated to be flushable, are NOT safe to be flushed into the sewer system. They do not break down appropriately and could cause damage to our pumps. The DPW department is asking all residents to please refrain from flushing any flushable wipes down your toilets.
Click below to view the Annual Water Quality Report
| Water Quality Report 2020 |