NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
PUBLIC MEETINGS
Regular Meeting
Monday, February 23rd at 7:00 PM
The Meeting Agenda will be posted here no later than 24 hours prior to the scheduled meeting.
Prevent Water Leaks to Avoid Higher Sewer Charges
Water leaks—whether visible or hidden—can significantly increase your water and sewer charges. Even small, slow leaks waste more water than most people realize. By taking a few simple steps, you can protect your home, conserve water, and avoid unexpected utility costs. Learn more…..
The Office Will Be Closed
President’s Day
Monday, February 16, 2026
CURRENT BILLINGS
JANUARY 2026 BILLING
Saddlebrook
Mailed January 29, 2026
Due February 6, 2026
Quarterly Customers
Mailed December 16, 2026
Due February 12, 2026
DECEMBER 2025 BILLING
Bi-Monthly Customers
Mailed December 15, 2025
Due January 7, 2026
Late notices were mailed on January 16th. Accounts that remain past due will be posted for water service termination on Tuesday, January 27th. Water Service Termination for accounts that remain unpaid will take place on Tuesday, February 10th.
Think Before You Flush: The Hidden Costs of Flushing Wipes
Flushing wipes—even those labeled "flushable"—can severely damage sewer systems, including your household plumbing. Unlike toilet paper, wipes don’t break down easily, leading to blockages that often mix with grease to form massive clogs. These cause overflows which cause environmental harm, as well as equipment damage and costly repairs. Proper disposal of wipes (in the trash) allow sewer systems to run more efficiently—with fewer clogs, reduced maintenance costs, and extended equipment life which lower expenses and free up funds for long-term infrastructure improvements instead of avoidable repairs.
Hartwood Pump Station wet well float wrapped in wipes.