Village of Oregon

Oregon Water & Sewer Utility
117 Spring Street, Oregon
608.835.6286

Due to the nature of their job duties, Public Works/Utility employees do not keep regular office hours at the Public Works/Utility facilities. If you have questions, please call the above listed number and your call will be returned Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Public Works Director/Zoning Administrator
	Mark Below	mbelow@vil.oregon.wi.us	608.835.6290
Assistant Director of Public Works
	Gary Disch	gdisch@vil.oregon.wi.us	608.835.6293
Utility Billing
	Joy Hanson	jhanson@vil.oregon.wi.us	608.835.6286

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Payment Information
There is a payment drop box located at Village Hall for your convenience. The drop box is located in the parking lot near the north-west corner of the building. If using the drop box, please place your payment into an envelope or staple your check to your payment stub.

***NEW:The Village of Oregon has added a new service to PAY
your Water & Sewer Bill online! Payment Service Network has been added for another payment option for Village Residents. Available soon: the ability to view your utility bill online! Please visit the websites below for more information.

First Time Users:
https://www.paymentservicenetwork.com/PSNUtilauthname.asp?acc=RT17738

Returning Users:
https://www.paymentservicenetwork.com/login.asp?acc=RT17738

If you use a bill pay service to pay your water & sewer utility bill please pay to the order of Village of Oregon Municipal Services.

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WATER & SEWER RATE INFORMATION

New Water Rates EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 28, 2011

WATER		SEWER
Meter Size	Monthly Service Charge	Meter Size	Monthly Service Charge
5/8" & 3/4"	5.67	5/8" & 3/4"	6.98
1"	9.27	1"	17.45
1 1/4"	13.39	1 1/4"	24.43
1 1/2"	17.51	1 1/2"	24.43
2"	25.75	2"	34.90
3"	43.26	3"	55.84
4"	72.10	4"	174.50
6"	115.36	6"	349.00
8"	180.25	8"	558.40
10"	265.74	10"	802.70
12"	352.26	12"	1,116.80

Water & Sewer Volume Charge
WATER		SEWER
First 10,000 Gallons	2.37 per 1,000	4.66 per 1,000 Gallons
Next 30,000 Gallons	1.92 per 1,000
Over 40,000 Gallons	1.69 per 1,000

Usage and Billing Average for Oregon Water and Sewer Utility

People	Average Usage	Average Bill
2	5,000	$50.00-55.00
3	7,000	$60.00-65.00
4-5	9,000	$70.00-75.00

Grains of Hardness
310 parts per Million
18.25 grains

Fluoride & Chlorine
Fluoride - 1.1 parts per million
Chlorine - .3 parts per million
(Parts = Milligrams per liter)

New Sewer Rates - Effective September 1st

New Sewer Rates Effective September 1st

Sewer Connection Study

New Sewer Connection Fees

2010 Sewer Rate Review

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Water Conservation Facts and Suggestions

Only 1% of the earth's water is available for human consumption. The remaining 99% is either salty or locked in glaciers and ice caps.
Only 1% of treated water is actually used for drinking. The remaining 99% goes down the drain or used to water lawns.
A 1 drop per second leak will result in the loss of 2,400 gallons per year.
A normal faucet runs at a rate of 3-5 gallons per minute. Turn off water while shaving or brushing teeth. Rinse vegetables in a pan of water instead of under the tap.
Restricted shower heads run at 5 to 10 gallons per minute. A 5 minute shower requires 25 to 50 gallons of water.
A bathtub filled 1/2 full takes 50 gallons of water.
One toilet flushing takes 5 to 7 gallons of water. The most common cause of water leaks in the average home is a leaky toilet. You can check for leaks by placing a few drops of food coloring into the toilet tank and letting it sit for 15 minutes. If dye shows up in the bowl you have a leak.
Normal dishwasher loads require at least 15 gallons of water. A full dishwasher is more efficient than doing dishes by hand.
Each load of laundry normally requires about 50 gallons of or more of water. Be sure that if you can not wait for a full load, be sure to use the proper water level.
Be sure to sprinkle lawns and not pavement. Water your lawn with a deep soak, early in the morning. Adjust lawn mower blades to at least 3 inches. A higher cut encourages grass roots to grow deeper, shades the root system and holds moisture better than closely-clipped lawns.
Wash your car with a bucket and use a nozzle to stop the water flow from the hose between rinsing's.
Cover your pool or spa to prevent evaporation. An average sized pool. left uncovered can lose as much as 1,000 gallons of water per month through evaporation.

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TO SET UP OR CHANGE WATER & SEWER SERVICE

To set up or change water and sewer service/account information you may complete the following on line form or call the Utility Billing Clerk at 835.6286.

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