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NOTICE

Water and Sewer Rates, effective January 1, 2023.

Residential rates:
Water $9.00 per 1,000 gallons;
Sewer $11.25 per 1,000 gallons.

Rates for larger meters, click here.

 

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Hydrant Flushing 2023

June 26, 2023

June 26 through June 30

Water Quality - The Importance of Flushing Water Lines

Residents noticing Slippery Rock Municipal Authority (the Authority) crews working at fire hydrants and seeing water running into the street may think that the Authority is ignoring its own philosophy of conserving water. The process of periodically "flushing" fire hydrants, however, is an important preventive maintenance activity. Although it may appear to waste water, this process is part of a routine maintenance program necessary to maintain the integrity of the water system and to continue to deliver the highest quality water possible to our customers.

The Authority maintains over twenty-nine (29)...

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Take a Moment to Think About It

Take a Moment to Think About It

October 01, 2023

The value of water is immeasurable.

Every October the water community reflects on A Day Without Water to better educate, appreciate, and understand this incredible resource. The Water Industry’s most important mission is to preserve and protect water for generations to come (both animal, plant and human generations!). 

For many, living without fresh flowing water is a stark reality. When water is unavailable, communities stop functioning. Water is used to prepare meals, baths, sanitation, hydration, industry, agriculture, and so much more. 

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