12/23/2021
Happy Holidays from the Elma Water Crew and Staff to your family!
The office will be closed on 12/24/21 and 12/31/21
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Operating as usual
Happy Holidays from the Elma Water Crew and Staff to your family!
The office will be closed on 12/24/21 and 12/31/21
The Elma Water Department will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday on November 25th and 26th 2021.
The office will be closed on Monday, July 5th in observance of the 4th of July.
We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend!
The office will be closed on Monday, May 31st in observance of Memorial Day.
The 2020 Elma Water Department Annual Water Quality Report is available on the Town wesbiste. Please click the link below:
http://www.elmanewyork.com/PDFs/EWDWaterReport2020.pdf
Use Water Wisely - Tips for Saving Water
Toilets - test your toilet! Leaks waste water. Add several drops of food coloring to the toilet tank. If it’s leaking, the color will appear in the toilet without flushing.
Use Water Wisely - Tips for Saving Water
Faucets - stop leaks! Twice a year check all faucets inside and outside for leaks. Replace worn out fixtures, washers, O-rings and hose connections. Make sure to turn faucets off firmly.
With construction season here don’t forget to contact 811 Dig Safely at least three days prior to your construction project beginning. 811 Dig Safely will have all of your utilities marked for free! Safe digging is no accident. Call 811 or 1-800-962-7962.
Use Water Wisely-Landscaping- Water yards wisely. Landscaping benefits most from slow, thorough, and infrequent watering. Water in the early morning or evening. Aerate lawns. Install drip irrigation and automatic timers.
The office will be closed this Friday, April 2nd in observation of Good Friday. We will reopen Monday, April 5th. Enjoy your weekend!
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Use Water Wisely - Tips for saving water. Landscaping: Mulch to retain water. Plant hardy, water-saving plants, trees and shrubs, particularly native species. Mow less often in dry times. Limit lawn by using gravel or bark.
Stop leaks! Turn off all faucets tightly so they don’t drip. Promptly repair any toilet or faucet that needs fixing. A leaking toilet can waste 200 gallons of water per day and a leaking faucet can waste 200 gallons a month!
Daylight Savings Time begins March 14, 2021
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Use Water Wisely- Tips for Saving Water in the kitchen. Defrost sensibly plan ahead to defrost foods overnight in the fridge. Don’t use running water - use microwave or put wrapped food in a bowl of cold water.
Use Water Wisely - Tips for Saving Water For your water heater: Use hot water efficiently. Instead of wasting running water while it heats up, capture it for other uses. Don’t forget to insulate hot water pipes !
The office will be closed Monday, February 15th in order to observe Presidents Day. Enjoy your long weekend!
Tips to Prevent Frozen Pipes during Winter:
1. Open cabinets regularly to let warm air circulate
2. Keep garage doors closed
3. Keep thermostat consistent
4. Open interior doors to keep your home consistent temperature
5. Set the heat to at least 55 degrees F when you are not home
6. Let faucets drip
In order for us to better serve you we need your help! Have you recently changed from a land line to a cell phone or have you updated your email address? Please let us know by emailing us at [email protected].
Did you know that some of the biggest water wasters are:
1. leaking toilets - can double or triple a water bill
2. water powered sump pumps going to primary
3. burst hoses - turn water off at faucets and release pressure especially outside hoses
4. extra lines going to a pool or another outbuilding
5. humidifier going to drain
6. ice maker going to drain - especially in businesses
The average indoor water use in the US is approximately 60 gallons per person per day, but how much water goes into the food we eat or the clothes we wear or the products we use every day is in the thousands. Check out this website to see what yours is! https://www.watercalculator.org/ 
What's your water footprint? It's the tap water and the “virtual water” used to produce your food, electricity, gas and home goods.
The office will be closed on Monday, January 18th in remembrance of Martin Luther King, Jr day.
The office will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day. Please be safe and enjoy the weekend!
Did you know...Reservoirs are operated for many reasons besides water storage, including flood control, electricity generation, and water quality improvement.
If you are experiencing low pressure, the water crew is in process of filling a water main and is causing a draw on the system. Please be patient as this refills. Thank you.
In United States, 50 to 70% of residential water is used for landscaping, most of it to water lawns.
Our office is open Monday-Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM to accept payments. As a friendly reminder...please wear a mask/face covering and practice social distancing when entering the building.
Did you know...Water shortage effects not only state budgets and water bills but also job markets, crop production, and fire risk.
In order for us to serve you better in the future we need your help!
Have you recently gotten rid of your land line or are using a new cell phone number or email address? If you have, please contact the us at [email protected] to update your information. This important information enables us to provide you with quality customer service.
Please include your full name, service address and your new phone # / email or give us a call at 674-8855. We will be happy to update your account.
Did you know...
It takes approximately 50 gallons of water to wash your car.
Did you know...
In United States, 50 to 70% of residential water is used for landscaping, most of it to water lawns.
Some watering tips for your garden!
https://www.hgtv.com/outdoors/gardens/planting-and-maintenance/the-proper-way-to-water-your-garden
Keep your plants (and wallet) happy: Here are the top 10 dos and don’ts for efficient irrigation and resource conservation.
Several ways to pay your bills:
1) call the office (674-8855) to set up an appointment to come in OR we have a slot in the door and you are welcome to put your payment in a sealed envelope (provided in vestibule).
2) you may send through the mail.
3) you may pay at Cy’s Pharmacy.
4) you may pay through your bank online bill pay.
5) you may go to our website: www.elmanewyork.com,
scroll halfway down the page and select pay your water bill on the left-hand side of the screen. There is a charge for this option.
6) You may sign up for ACH debit with the office staff to for your next payment.
Please call 674-8855 with any questions!
5730 Seneca Street
Elma, NY
14059
Monday | 8am - 4pm |
Tuesday | 8am - 4pm |
Wednesday | 8am - 4pm |
Thursday | 8am - 4pm |
Friday | 8am - 4pm |
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