The Water District is working on a meter change out program, you may experience air in your lines after they have changed out your meter. If you experience air in your lines please run your cold water for about 15 minutes and this should clear it up. The customer service rep will leave a pink door hanger if they have changed out your meter. Please contact the office if you have any other...Read more
News & Announcements
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April 23, 2020 - 11:11am in Customer Service Announcement
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April 8, 2020 - 8:56am in News
To all customers that use credit card drafts to pay your Water District bill, we were notified this morning that our old billing software company sent out emails and texts stating that your credit card drafts have been cancelled. If you have re-enrolled your credit card drafts on our new website with our new billing software since the beginning of February then you are completely fine, if you...Read more |
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March 17, 2020 - 3:32pm in Customer Service Announcement
Our new website will be updated on a regular basis with news, announcements, project statuses, and other information. We encourage you to explore the website and to sign up for notifications from us at: Receive Updates or by clicking on the orange Receive Updates button located at the top of this website in the header. When we make important news updates to the site, we can "push" that...Read more |
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March 13, 2020 - 11:54am in News
Due to the health concerns from the Coronavirus the Water District is not conducting any disconnection of water service until further notice.Read more |
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January 21, 2020 - 3:14pm in Customer Service Announcement
Welcome to our new website, powered by Muni-Link. Muni-Link WebPresence provides a robust, full-function website platform specifically designed and developed for Utility Billing Authorities. Our newly designed website offers quick and easy access to essential information and features, such as the ability to enroll for notifications, complete web forms for contact requests, report a problem, and...Read more |
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December 30, 2019 - 1:18pm in Project Overview
In order to meet more stringent discharge limits soon to be required by Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the Augusta Lagoon requires upgrades. As part of the project, the District will be relocating an existing package wastewater plant from the Hickory Trails system in Wright City to the Augusta site.Read more Status Update (chronological): Construction is underway. |
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December 30, 2019 - 1:18pm in Project Overview
The Henke Lift Station currently pumps into a 16-inch ductile iron force main that runs along Lake Saint Louis Boulevard and up Charlemagne Drive to the O’Fallon Hills Subdivision, where it deposits into City of O’Fallon gravity sewers. In order to increase the pumping capacity of the station, the District is planning upgrades to the main. Phase 1 of the project will upgrade the force main to 24-...Read more Status Update (chronological): Phase 1 construction has commenced. The District’s contractor is currently working on boring the force main under Highway 70. |
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December 30, 2019 - 1:17pm in Project Overview
In accordance with the District’s Master Plan, the existing 16″ water main along Highway N will be upgraded to a new 24″ main west to Duello Road. Phase 1 of the project will replace the 16″ main from Welsh Drive to the District’s Highway N Booster Pump Station west of Stag Industrial Boulevard.Read more Status Update (chronological): Work on the small lake has been extended to Spring 2018. |
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December 30, 2019 - 1:17pm in Project Overview
The Lake Saint Louis Sewer Improvement Program is a capital improvement project aimed at evaluating, upgrading, and/or relocating approximately eight miles of sanitary sewer mains currently buried beneath Lake St. Louis and Lake St. Louise. The District’s contractor is currently installing five access manholes within Lake St. Louis, cleaning and inspecting all mains, and was recently awarded a...Read more Status Update (chronological): Work on the small lake has been extended to Spring 2018. |
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December 30, 2019 - 1:16pm in Project Overview
The existing Lakewood Lift Station at Lakewood Park is an emergency lift station that operates only during high flows. Even with the station operating, some area manholes still experience overflows in times of exceedingly high flow. Construction of a new collector station will take flow away from the under-lake sewer system where the existing lines are below capacity and should alleviate the...Read more Status Update (chronological): Construction of the lift station has begun. |
