Flushable wipes are anything but flushable. US municipalities collectively spend over one billion dollars a year dealing with sewer issues resulting from flushable wipes being flushed. This does not include the money spent by homeowners dealing with blockages in their home that THEY must clear. Save yourself (and us!) some money – throw them in the trash can. Remember, just because something CAN be flushed doesn’t mean it SHOULD be flushed.

A link to a copy of Indiana Code Section 36-9-25-11.5 has been added to the page titled Governance.  It specifies a method by which the Board may require the disconnection of water service to a property that has not been paid within one billing cycle, provided there is a procedure in place to resolve disputed bills.

The Board will consider an ordinance to implement this procedure as an alternative to filing suit, which has been the only option of which we were aware in the past. This will be considered at the next Board meeting, which will be held at 6:30 PM on November 11 at the office on Nabb-New Washington Road.