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Provides water and sewer services to the residents of Clark County.

Provides water and wastewater services for the City of Mount Vernon. Special services available: - Pool credits are offered if you have a swimming pool in your yard, we will allow a one time per year credit on the wastewater portion of your bill for all usage over your average. Pool water must not be drained into the sanitary sewer to receive this credit. We will also be surveying consumers with pools to make sure they have installed proper backflow devices. We recommend that hose bibb vacuum breakers be placed on all threaded spigots. (These may be purchased at your local hardware store). Installment of these devices will now be a requirement for you to receive your pool credit. Please stop by our office and complete a pool credit form. - Freeze credits are available in the wintertime, to keep lines from freezing back into the meters we allow freeze credits. If you wish to allow your water to run in a small thin stream, we will credit your water/wastewater billings back to your average. Maximum amount of credit allowed for freezing is for 900 cubic foot per unit. Please notify us in writing if you wish to exercise this option.

Handles retail billing, collection, customer service and service start/stops for water and sewer services in Akron and some surrounding communities. May offer utility payment plans to qualifying families.

Responsible for sewer maintenance, water connections within the public right of way, and treatment of sewage and wastewater. In case of basement flooding, will send an inspector to the site to determine if blockage or break is in the main sewer line (for example, the storm sewer in the street) or on private property (from the curb to the house). Can only address issues with publicly owned sewer line. The sewer line from the curb to the house is the homeowners' responsibility. Where possible, will give the property owner advice on what is needed to remedy the problem. Takes complaints and reports from consumers concerning water and sewage service and will answer questions about billing. Prepares annual drinking water quality reports, and responds to inquiries about water pollutants. Reads water meters monthly.

Provides water services to residents, in the Malta area.

Responsible for establishing and servicing business and residential accounts for Village-supplied utilities such as water, wastewater.

Provides maintenance of water delivery lines, as well as storm water and sanitary sewers.

Presides over the Village of Butler: Mayor's office, Water and Sewer Department, Parks, Building and Ground Maintenance, Street Department, and Village Income Tax Department.

Operates water and sewer utility services for the City of Pickerington.

Provides a safe supply of water to more than 8000 homes and businesses in the county. As with all community water systems, the county system must comply with rules established by the Safe Drinking Water Act. The Water Department treats the water and monitors the water at many points within the system to assure the customers’ safety. See the Consumer Confidence Reports for specific information on your portion of the water system. The employees of the Water Department are dedicated to providing the customers with the highest quality water service. Please visit other pages on our site for information on the water system and its history, how the system maintains water quality, and the County’s continuing efforts to upgrade the system and serve additional customers.

Provides drinking water for homes and businesses.

Provides a safe supply of water to more than 8000 homes and businesses in the county. As with all community water systems, the county system must comply with rules established by the Safe Drinking Water Act. The Water Department treats the water and monitors the water at many points within the system to assure the customers’ safety. See the Consumer Confidence Reports for specific information on your portion of the water system. The employees of the Water Department are dedicated to providing the customers with the highest quality water service. Please visit other pages on our site for information on the water system and its history, how the system maintains water quality, and the County’s continuing efforts to upgrade the system and serve additional customers.

Operates five utility systems in Lancaster: gas, water, sewer, sanitation, and storm water.

Provides municipal services to the Village of Malvern.

Supervises the daily operation of all water supply, waste water collection and treatment for those facilities owned by Medina County. Covers all commercial, residential and industrial properties. Oversees operations of sewer systems in all Medina County townships.

Responsible for connection to water and sewer services, and collecting utility payments.

Maintains and repairs waterworks for commercial, industrial and residential business in Medina City. Includes hydrant flushing, utility service and water distribution. Takes in complaints about waterworks and requests for repairs.

Provides water and sewer to the City of Bedford (obtains the water from Cleveland.) Provides discounted service based on income eligibility for those age 65 or older or 100% totally and permanently disabled and own and occupy the home. The Service Department will snake out the sanitary sewer from the house to the street providing a proper cleanout is installed outside the house.

The City Utilities Department is responsible for water and sewer billing, water distribution, sewer collection, backflow compliance, the water and wastewater treatment plants. Also provides water/sewer billing information.

Provides customer service and maintains accounts for water services and sanitary sewer collections.

Provides sanitary sewer service (collection and treatment) within Richland County Sewer District. For all sewer billing questions please call 419-774-5519. For after hours emergencies please call the sheriff's department dispatch at 419-524-2412. For persons in the Madison area (portions of Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Mifflin, and Washington Townships) that need to have water service connected, please call 419-774-5519. They know about all the water service providers in that area. They can refer you to the right one. They will also set-up an account for your sewer at that number. The Richland County Wastewater Treatment plant only bills for the sewer and you have to contact the correct company to set-up an account for your water.

Provides water and sewer service. Handles billing and service issues.

Provides customer service and maintains accounts for water and sewer services provided to residential and commercial users within the Village of Mingo Junction. Maintains and repairs water lines within the Village of Mingo Junction.

Responsible for sewer maintenance, water connections within the public right of way, and treatment of sewage and wastewater. In case of basement flooding, will send an inspector to the site to determine if blockage or break is in the main sewer line (for example, the storm sewer in the street) or on private property (from the curb to the house). Can only address issues with publicly owned sewer line. The sewer line from the curb to the house is the homeowners' responsibility. Where possible, will give the property owner advice on what is needed to remedy the problem. Takes complaints and reports from consumers concerning water and sewage service and will answer questions about billing. Prepares annual drinking water quality reports, and responds to inquiries about water pollutants. Reads water meters monthly.

Provides water service for the City of Kent. Handles billing issues concerning water.