Q. How do I read my water meter?
A. The water meter reads like
a car odometer. The last digit to the right records single cubic feet (one
cubic feet represents 7.48 gallons.) This meter is read from left to right.
Q. Do you test your water for impurities?
A. Yes, regularly. Our testing program is done in compliance with state and
federal regulation. We test for pesticides, heavy metals, bacteria, volatile
organic compounds, etc. Testing is conducted at various locations within
our system and also by taking samples at randomly selected customer locations.
Q. What has been the result of this testing?
A. Our water is of excellent quality. It meets or exceeds all state and federal
regulations.
Q. Is the water fluoridated?
A. Yes, to the level not to exceed 1.18 parts per million.
Q. Do you chlorinate the water?
A. Yes, state law requires that we chlorinate our water supply.
Q. Who is responsible for finding and fixing leaks in my water supply?
A. The utility's responsibility ends at the curb side tap. However, we can
help you locate problems on your side of the tap if you ask.
Q. How much water is in a cubic foot?
A. 7.48 gallons
