City of Dickinson

The City of Dickinson is pleased to present our Annual Water Quality Report, likewise commonly referred to as the “Consumer Confidence Statement (CCR)”. The purpose of this kind of report is to offer information to our clients about the quality of the drinking water and the potential health risks, if any kind of, associated with any recognized contaminants. It will also offer access to additional information that will enable you to make knowledgeable decisions regarding water consumption. Our drinking water system conformed with all other Water Regulations in 2017. This report continues to be prepared in accordance with latest amendments to the A safe drinking water supply Act and it has definitions of conditions, specific language requirements, a table of water quality info (on Table you, on the back web page of this report), and also other pertinent information really is endless you will find useful and academic. If you have any queries or would like more information, please contact Town Hall, c/o: Mister. Adam Ballesteros, Drinking water Utility Manager, 99 2nd Street East, Dickinson, North Dakota 58601 or in 1-701-456-7779, or you might wish to attend a City Commission rate meeting, held in City Hall around the 1st and third Tuesday of each month, starting at four: 30 pm. We might appreciate it if the large volume drinking water customers would content copies of this statement in a conspicuous area or distribute these to tenants, residents, college students, and/or employees. This allows individuals who consume the drinking water, but usually do not receive water expenses, to view this statement, which is also available at www.dickinsongov.com Non-English speaking people who need assistance with the translation of this statement may also contact us in the number listed above. Upon April 1, 2k, the Southwest Drinking water Authority (SWA) overtook management, operation, and maintenance of the Dickinson Water Treatment Herb so there are (2) reporting entities intended for 2017, SWA, as well as the City of Dickinson. The town of Dickinson buys water from SWA, which in turn receives the drinking water from Pond Sakakawea, a surface area water source. Within a nationwide system, the North Dakota Department of Wellness completed an evaluation of our source drinking water and determined which our water system is reasonably susceptible to potential poison sources. They also mentioned that “historically, SWA has effectively cured this source drinking water to meet drinking water requirements. ” The Source Drinking water Assessment is completed simply by SWA, and their answers are included in this report. For more information please contact SWA at 1-701-225-9149. SWA has a system of testing the untreated water supply intended for Cryptosporidium, Giardia and E. Coliform within Round 2 from the Long Term 2 Improved Surface Water Treatment Rule. Cryptosporidium is a microbial parasite present in surface water through the U. S. Even though filtration removes Cryptosporidium, the most commonly used purification methods cannot assurance 100% removal. SWA monitoring did not identify any presence inside the source water. Giardia is a microbial vermin commonly found in resource water. Filtration, while used at the Dickinson Water Treatment Grow, effectively removes Giardia. SWA monitoring would not detect any existence in the source of drinking water. E. Coliform is a pathogenic bacteria generally found in surface drinking water and originates in the intestinal tract of warm-blooded animals. In the (12) samples taken, just (3) detected any kind of presence in the resource water, with the greatest measuring 3. you MPN/100ml. Disinfection and filtration effectively get rid of E. Coliform..

Q: When are City Council conferences? A: The Versailles City Council meets in ordinary consultation the primary and 1/3 Tuesday of every month at 5:30 p.m. At City Hall placed at 196 South Main Street, Versailles. Q: How do I sign up for water/sewer service? A: To sign on for brand spanking new carrier, or to transfer service, you ought to come into our water workplace placed in City Hall at 196 South Main Street, Versailles. If you have any questions you may contact the Water Office at (859) 873-5437. Q: How do I get assets tax records? A: You can contact the tax department at (859) 873-5184 or through e-mail at pwilder@versaillesky.Com or ghenderlight@versaillesky.Com. Q: How do I observe for an Occupational Business License? A: You have to first entire software which may be acquired by way of contacting our Tax Department at (859) 873-5184 or you could download it right here on our internet site underneath the Taxes tab. Q: When is leaf select-up? A: Leaf pick out up runs October 1st through December thirty first. There isn't any scheduled day whilst each street is picked up. Q: What are City Hall office hours? A: City Hall is open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Q: Where can I reap a Building and Zoning allow? A: You may additionally acquire lets in from the Versailles-Woodford County-Midway Planning and Zoning Commission through calling (859) 873-8611) .