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The Board of Trustees of Scioto County Regional Water District No. 1 and Northwest Regional Water District are dedicated to the maintenance and operation of a quality water systems.  We are proud of our history of providing superior water and service to our customers.  Both employees and management take a special interest in the quality of our water and our service.  We are continuously upgrading mainlines, pump stations, tanks, well fields and the treatment plant to provide better service for our customers.

The last rate increase for our customers was in January of 2004.  Since 2004, there have been many increases in chemical, transportation, and material costs.  In order to maintain the level of quality and service it is necessary to increase our water rates effective January of 2009.  This increase will cover the rising cost of production while allowing for the necessary maintenance and upgrades of our system.

 

The minimum bill will be $17 for 1000 gallons; each additional 1000 gallons will be and additional $6.50.

 

Gallons	Typical Monthly Bill
1000	$17.00
2000	$23.50
3000	$30.00
4000	$36.50
5000	$43.00

 

Water 1 received a no interest loan for $176,050 and a grant for $176,050 from the Ohio Public Works Commission for our Emergency Power for Source Water project.  This project will enable us to provide power to our well field during lengthy power outages regardless of flooding conditions.  The project is already underway and should be finished in early 2009.

This project became possible when the water district, with the help of Scioto County Commissioners, received $500,000 from a Community Block Grant.  In addition to this grant the district also received a no interest loan for $250,000 and a grant for $250,000 from the Ohio Public Works Commission.  With funding assistance totaling $1,000,000 and an additional $800,000 from the water district.

 

The new line starts on Lucasville Minford Road near the intersection of Glendale Road.  Eleven miles of water main that run parallel to 139, Furnace Creek, Blake Hollow, Wheelers Mill, and Gephardt Road.  This line also includes a new pump station that will be located on Lucasville Minford Road.

 

Water One would like to thank all of the customers directly affected by this project.  Their cooperation and patience have made this project possible.