December 21, 2024

Water

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Resources

February 1, 2021 - Water & Sewer Rates ~141 KB
Cross Connection and Backflow Prevention FAQ ~252 KB
Boil Water Advisory ~75 KB
Water Quality Report 2022 ~216 KB

 Water Quality Report for 2022.  For those wishing a hard copy of the report, please call Aaron Ambler @ 269-558-0328.

Wellhead Protection Program ~112 KB
Water and Sewer Connection Permit ~224 KB
Water Quality Report 2019 ~211 KB

For those wishing to receive a paper copy of the report please call 269-781-2210 or email aambler@cityofmarshall.com

Water Quality Report 2020 ~215 KB

For those wishing to receive a paper copy of the report please call 269-781-2210 or email aambler@cityofmarshall.com

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The water department has two separate operations; one being water production and the other water distribution which are managed by Aaron Ambler, Water Superintendent. Water production operators at the plant are responsible for keeping daily records of plant operations, monthly inventory of chemicals, maintaining proper chemical feed rates, water quality testing, and building equipment, pump, generator and lawn maintenance. The water production operation consists of 1 full time operator and two distribution employees crosstrained to work in both areas.  The Water Distribution Department is responsible for maintenance of the distribution system infrastructure which includes approximately 55 miles of water main, approximately 2,800 water services, 488 fire hydrants, numerous valves and two elevated water storage tanks. Other responsibilities include installation of water mains, services, valves, fire hydrants, and water meters, meter testing, water sampling, and responding to customer complaints. The water distribution operation consists of 3 full time employees. It is the goal of the water department to remain in compliance with regulations set forth by MDNRE. It is our mission to deliver the highest quality water possible, to provide adequate fire protection and to provide a reliable and safe water service to the citizens of Marshall. To accomplish our goal it is necessary to continue to make improvements to and maintain the water treatment plant, wells, pumps, pump houses, equipment and the water distribution system. We must also strive to maintain the integrity of the water system through increased security and continue to work toward reducing the cost of providing service to the citizens of Marshall by operating in the most efficient way possible.