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Due to the extreme cold, it is recommended that you run a pencil lead size stream of water to keep your water pipes from freezing. Thank you.

The City of Milford would like to remind residents with fire hydrants on their property to keep snow cleared around hydrants following each snow event.  Clear a wide enough perimeter (about 3 feet) around the hydrant for firefighters to work.  Your assistance with this is appreciated to help ensure a rapid response by the Fire…

Here is a little information with Jeff Thee talking to Mike Hawkins with the Iowa DNR about Eurasian Milfoil:

Please see attached for the PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE – Water Rate Increase PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE – Water Rate Increase September 2022

Celebrate Water and Wastewater Workers of Iowa Week 8/10/2022 0 Comments Gov. Kim Reynolds has signed a proclamation declaring August 21 – 27 as Water and Wastewater Workers of Iowa Week. This week is set aside for Iowans to honor those workers in the water and wastewater industry for their commitment to representing their community,…

MMU has been notified that a few customers have received phone calls stating:  They have a past due balance that needs to be paid in the next 30 minutes if not they will be disconnected. Please be aware of these calls and do not give them any information. TIPS to avoid being scammed: Hang up…

Leaks Can Run, but They Can’t Hide Are you ready to chase down leaks? Household leaks can waste nearly 1 trillion gallons of water annually nationwide, so each year we hunt down the drips during Fix a Leak Week. Mark your calendars for EPA’s annual Fix a Leak Week, March 14 through 20, 2022—but remember that you…

Avoid frozen water lines this winter with these tips: Insulate water supply lines in your basement, crawl spaces, and under the kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Open cabinet doors to allow warm air to circulate around the pipes When it’s really cold outside, let the cold water drip from the faucet served by exposed pipes, running…

The 2022-2023 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) has been established to help qualifying low-income Iowa homeowners and renters pay for a portion of their primary heating costs for the winter heating season. For more information here is the link: LIHEAP