Operation "CareShare"

JCSUD’s CareShare program continues. The program is designed to assist eligible customers who are having difficulty paying their water utility bill because of an unforeseen financial hardship.

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CareFlite

CareFlite

JCSUD and CareFlite have partnered together to allow all customers of the water system to become members of CareFlite for $1 per month.

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JCSUD 2019 Water Rates Stable; Sewer Rate Increases

November 21, 2018

“In the 2019 budget planning cycle water rates will remain the same; however an increase is needed for wastewater billing collections”, says Terry Kelley, general manager of Johnson County Special Utility District.  Kelley added, “Given our relatively small wastewater collection and treatment system, we have to keep a vigil on rates to mitigate shortfalls to fully fund sewer capital improvement needs from year to year.” The projected average monthly sewer bill of 8K gal/mo. will become $58; an increase of $5 for residential customers.

 

Josh Howard, the District’s customer service supervisor advises that “research on comparative rates shows that among eight water utilities in Johnson and...

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The glory of GARDENING

The glory of GARDENING

April 01, 2019

The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body, but the soul.  —Alfred Austin

April is National Garden Month, and it's a great time to get your hands dirty. "Every April, communities, organizations, and individuals nationwide celebrate gardening during National Garden Month. Gardeners know, and research confirms, that nurturing plants is good for us: attitudes toward health and nutrition improve, kids perform better at school, and community spirit grows. Join the celebration and help to make America a greener, healthier, more livable place!" -National Garden Month

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