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Learn
Conservation Tips
from our in-house experts
Would you like a speaker
for your group?
Our Conservation Staff makes presentations on a variety of
conservation-related topics.
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Now
that spring is here and summer is just around the corner, find out how
to get the most out of your outdoor watering and irrigation and save on
water bills at the same time.
Click here for more details.
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WaterOne Going Green by Going
‘Bottle-Less’
It
is no secret that bottled water has become one of the most widely
purchased products spanning all age groups, nationalities, and
socioeconomic levels. And, for several years WaterOne utility has
provided bottled water for various local community and chamber events as
a convenience. But for all its convenience, those handy plastic bottles
come at a high environmental price.
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Board Action
Prepared for Emergencies?
To be better prepared for emergencies, such as a flu pandemic, gather
and store at least a two-week supply of basic items.
Details here.
Experts say Risks
from Pharmaceuticals
in Drinking Water is Low (More)
Customer Service
Moving in or out of the WaterOne
service area? We now offer a fast and convenient way for customers to
schedule our services. See what
self-service options are available.
Bill Payment Options
Available
WaterOne offers
online
bill payment and
pay by
phone. See a full list of
payment options.
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WaterOne
Celebrates Drinking
Water Week
May 4-10, 2008
During the week of May 4-10, WaterOne joins water
professionals across North America to celebrate National Drinking water
week, and to highlight the importance of a safe, reliable water supply
to our overall quality of life. See
More
Children Activity Link |
WaterOne crews repair 60"
transmission main
near the Kansas River.
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BRING YOUR CHILD TO WORK DAY
April 24, 2008
WaterOne
participated in the national ‘Bring Your Child to Work Day’ on April 24,
2008. Nearly 50 boys and girls, ages 8-18 participated in the program.
Participants were introduced to the world of water and to a wide array
of skills and services needed to support it. The day’s activities were
designed to help them discover the link between what they are learning
now in school and what they can become in the future.
Participants had an opportunity to witness
first-hand the vital services provided by WaterOne. The day was filled
with activities, from building a 'water system' to learning about
careers in water, both in the office and in the field. They donned hard
hats, safety vests and goggles for a walking tour where they saw fire
hydrant, backhoe and tapping demonstrations, and they had an opportunity
to use the utility’s GPS equipment in a scavenger hunt.
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