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A leaking toilet can use up to 200 gallons a day of water

To check if your toilet has a leak, place a few drops of food coloring in the tank. If coloring is seen in the bowl without flushing, you have a leak. Please visit the 2026 Annual Meeting Information page under News and Notices for an application to fill out or call and leave a message and we will mail you an application.

Cut-off Valve

Members are required to install a separate cut-off valve on their side of the meter. The valve inside the meterbox belongs to the Corporation and any damage to the valve may be billed to the member.

Please flush your Hot Water Heater

If you experience discolored water, low water pressure, unusual odors, strange noises, or longer heating times, your water heater may need to be flushed.

To help identify the issue, run your hot and cold water separately. If only the hot water is affected, mineral buildup in your water heater is likely the cause.

Most manufacturers recommend flushing your water heater every six months. If you have hard water or higher mineral content, more frequent flushing may be necessary.

Please note that flushing your water heater must be done directly from the unit itself—it cannot be resolved by running water through your faucet or by flushing the main water line.

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January Winter Storm Reminders

January 23, 2026

When temperatures are consistently at or below freezing:

If you have pipes that are vulnerable to freezing, turn water off at the source and empty the pipes of residual water.
Open cabinet doors to expose pipes to warmer room temperatures to help keep them from freezing.

If your pipes freeze:

Shut off the water immediately. Don't attempt to thaw frozen pipes unless the water is shut off. Freezing can often cause unseen cracks in pipes or joints.
Apply heat to the frozen pipe by warming the air around it, or by applying heat directly to a pipe. You can use a hair dryer, space heater or hot water. Avoid the use of kerosene heaters and open flames, and do not leave space heaters...

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Mid-Winter Water Pipe Preservation Tips: Protect Your Pipes from Freezing!

February 01, 2026

As the winter chill settles in, it’s essential to remember that the cold weather can cause more than just discomfort. One of the most common and costly winter problems homeowners face is frozen or burst water pipes. Frozen pipes are a real concern, especially during the coldest months of the year when the temperature regularly dips below freezing. A burst pipe can result in significant water damage and expensive repairs. Thankfully, with a few simple precautions, you can protect your pipes and avoid these winter headaches.

Mid-Winter Water Pipe Preservation Tips: Protect Your Pipes from Freezing!