Water Bill Payments

UTILITY BILL PAYMENTS

for using on-line payment method

You can opt out of monthly paper bills

You can Auto-Pay your monthly bill (must be between 19th and 28th of the month)

You can now pay your bill with PayPal

Once you register to pay your bill on-line through PSN these options are available to you


https://www.paymentservicenetwork.com/Login.aspx?acc=RT18446


In order for your bill to be received before the due date, please make your payment before the 25th of the month.  If you pay online it takes up to 72 hours for us to receive the funds from the payment processor.  If you have any questions please call our office 864.5656.

You can e-mail the Water Department at lctwater@gmail.com


IRRIGATION RESTRICTIONS

In order to provide an ample water supply, the Long Creek Township Water Department is implementing irrigation water use restrictions from May 1st to September 30th.

Even numbered addresses may irrigate only on Monday, Wednesday & Friday of each week.

Odd numbered addresses may irrigate only on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday of each week.

Theses restrictions apply to the use of automatic devices used to spray or irrigate lawns, gardens, trees or shrubs as irrigation systems and lawn sprinklers.  New lawns, trees and plants may be irrigated any day for the first 30 days after planting.

Hand held hoses, cans, buckets, and drip type irrigation watering devices are permitted any day.

If you have any questions, please call our office at 217-864-5656.  Thank you for you cooperation.

WATER RATES & FEES
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2024

Residential Rate:
First 2,000 gallons or portion of 2,000                         $24.52
Next 13,000 gallons      $10.04 per 1,000 gallons
Usage over 15,000 gl.   $11.15 per 1,000 gallons

Commercial Rate:
First 2,000 gallons or portion of 2,000                        $26.74
All over 2,000 gallons    $8.91 per 1000 gallons
Bulk Water Rates:  Bulk water sales shall be set at $7.80 per 1,000 gallons

HOW MUCH WATER DO I USE:

  • 5- MINUTE SHOWER                                                       10 GALLONS
  • 5-MINUTE POWER SHOWER                                            20 GALLONS
  • BRUSHING TEETH WITH TAP RUNNING                           2 GALLONS PER MINUTE
  • BUSHING TEETH WITH TAP OFF                                     .25 GALLON
  • ONE NEW TOILET FLUSH   1.6 or less gallons                 
  • BATH                                                                             40 GALLONS
  • ONE OLD TOILET FLUSH                                                         3 GALLONS
  • OTHER WATER USE (drinking, cooking, etc.)                 7 GALLONS
  • WASHING MACHINE (PER LOAD) TOP LOAD                  40 GALLONS
  • WASHING MACHINE (PER LOAD) FRONT LOAD        10-24 GALLONS
  • DISHWASHER                                                                10 GALLONS
  • WASHING CAR WITH BUCKET                                          3 GALLONS
  • HOSE/SPRINKLER                                                     140 GALLONS/HOUR

WATER LEAKS ACCOUNT FOR APPROXIMATELY 14% OF ALL WATER USE IN THE AVERAGE AMERICAN HOME, AND THE TOILET IS ONE OF THE MOST LIKELY PLACES TO FIND THEM.

SOMETIMES IT IS EASY TO TELL THAT  YOUR TOILET IS LEAKING – YOU HEAR THE SOUND OF RUNNING WATER OR A FAINT HISSING OR TRICKLING.  BUT MANY TIMES, WATER FLOWS THROUGH THE TANK SILENTLY, WHICH IS WHY THESE LEAKS ARE OFTEN OVERLOOKED.  TOILET WATER USE CAN VARY SIGNIFICANTLY.  OLDER TOILETS CAN USE 3.5, 5, OR EVEN UP TO 7 GALLONS OF WATER WITH EVERY FLUSH.

 

HOW TO CHECK YOUR TOILET FOR LEAKS:

  1. Remove the toilet tank lid
  2. Drop one dye or 10 drops of food coloring into the tank. (Dye tablets are free here to our water customers).
  3. Put the lid back on.  Do not flush.
  4. Wait at least 10-15 minutes, and then look in the bowl.  If you see colored water, you have a leak.  If not, you don’t.