water – Page 2 – Deltaplex News

Liberty to Begin Water Main Replacement Project Along West Sixth Avenue

Monday, October 13 by Luke Matheson

Liberty Utilities is set to begin a major water system improvement project along West Sixth Avenue in support of the Arkansas Department of Transportation’s (ARDOT) Statewide Transportation Improvement Program. Beginning Monday, Oct. 13, crews will install approximately two miles of new water main pipeline stretching... Read More.

Monticello City Council OK’s water bill deposit refunds

Friday, August 29 by Ray King

A new ordinance that would allow the Monticello Water Department to refund customers’ deposits for prompt payments has been approved. According to the Advance Monticellonian newspaper, the Monticello City Council adopted that ordinance following a third reading earlier this week. If customers pay their bill on... Read More.

Loading advertisement…

Monticello City Council hears ordinance on water meter fees deposits

Monday, July 28 by Ray King

At its most recent meeting, the Monticello City Council heard the second reading of an ordinance updating fees for the city’s water meter deposits. According to the Advance Monticellonian newspaper, if passed, the new fees would be $100 per unit for residential/renters; $100 per unit... Read More.

Liberty Utilities announces water system flushing to begin July 21

Thursday, July 17 by Ray King

PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS - Liberty’s annual Arkansas water system flushing is scheduled to begin the week of July 21, weather permitting, in Pine Bluff and White Hall. Woodson and Hensley communities are scheduled to follow. Flushing is the process of cleaning water mains by opening... Read More.

Loading advertisement…

Work starts on replacing old water system at Rison

Monday, June 23 by Ray King

Work is beginning to replace most of the aging water system in Rison, according to the Cleveland County Herald. The newspaper reported that the project will cost an estimated $3.3 million, with $1.5 million of that coming from the American Rescue Plan and another $1.8... Read More.

Hydrating Heroes: Supporting First Responders with Water Donations

Thursday, June 19 by Alex Bivens

Preston has been hard at work this summer with the Hydrating Heroes project, organizing efforts to collect water donations for local first responders. Thanks to generous support from across the county, the team made their first delivery earlier this month and has more scheduled... Read More.

Loading advertisement…

Sheridan City Council recognizes outstanding work by water department employees

Thursday, June 12 by Rick Walker

Last month, storms caused damage to the South Sheridan Water Association's treatment plant. This caused customers of that association and the Little Creek Water Association to see water pressure problems and eventually a boil order. Crews from the Sheridan Water Department worked around the... Read More.

Boil Orders Lifted for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Associations

Tuesday, May 27 by Luke Matheson

The precautionary boil orders issued on May 18 for customers of the South Sheridan Water Association and the Little Creek Water Association have officially been lifted as of Tuesday morning. The orders were put in place following damage to the South Sheridan Water Association’s treatment... Read More.

Loading advertisement…

Water Conservation Urged for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Members Following Lightning Strike

Thursday, May 22 by Luke Matheson

Officials with South Sheridan and Little Creek Water are urging all members to immediately conserve water following a lightning strike that impacted the community’s water plant late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. Due to the damage sustained, water pressure across the service area has... Read More.

Lightning Strike Sparks Water Crisis Averted by Swift City Response

Tuesday, May 20 by Rick Walker

Many customers could have gone without water after a lightning strike caused a fire at the treatment plant of South Sheridan Water Association. Crews were able to work all day on Sunday and into Monday to connect to the Sheridan Water Department's line. Sheridan... Read More.

Loading advertisement…

Lightning Strike Disrupts Water Service for 4,000 in Grant County

Monday, May 19 by Luke Matheson

A lightning strike on Saturday night severely damaged the South Sheridan Water Treatment Facility, impacting approximately 4,000 residents in Southern Grant County, from Prattsville to near Redfield. The strike also caused a transformer and a service line to blow, which have since been repaired by... Read More.

City of McGehee to ask for water and sewer rate increase

Tuesday, April 15 by Ray King

The City of McGehee’s Water and Sewer Department is planning to ask for a rate increase to upgrade the city’s system. According to the McGehee Dermott Times-News, if approved, customers’ bills will increase from $16.48 to $21.50 for the first 2,000 gallons of water with... Read More.

Stories tagged with: water

Liberty to Begin Water Main Replacement Project Along West Sixth Avenue

Monticello City Council OK’s water bill deposit refunds

Monticello City Council hears ordinance on water meter fees deposits

Liberty Utilities announces water system flushing to begin July 21

Work starts on replacing old water system at Rison

Hydrating Heroes: Supporting First Responders with Water Donations

Sheridan City Council recognizes outstanding work by water department employees

Boil Orders Lifted for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Associations

Water Conservation Urged for South Sheridan and Little Creek Water Members Following Lightning Strike

Lightning Strike Sparks Water Crisis Averted by Swift City Response

Lightning Strike Disrupts Water Service for 4,000 in Grant County

City of McGehee to ask for water and sewer rate increase

Current Weather