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The Raytown Water Company (RWC)
Providing Safe and Adequate Drinking Water Since 1925

$$$ Saving Tip of the
Month......May 2008

Conservation measure you can use
inside your home = $ you can save not
only on your water bill but your sewer
bill too. (see Conservation Tips for
more information)

DId you know???
That you maybe
endangering your self
and loved ones daily?
Backflow prevention
is the hot topic and is
becoming more
strictly enforced by
EPA, MO DNR and
RWC. See link
www.backflow.com
for more information
about backflow and
prevention. $ spent
for safe water is
worth a life saving.

WANT TO SAVE
MORE $$ SIGN UP
FOR EBILL AND ACH
TODAY! ITS FREE !!!!!

Proudly supplying area residents and businesses with adequate drinking water since 1925.

May 2008 - Whats New?
New compliance regulations enforced by MODNR for
safe drinking water. All commercial and residential
customers are required to notify company by
May 1, 2008 of potential Backflow hazards. Forms
issued January- February 2008. *(click What is
Backflow?)

BACKFLOW FORMS: MO DNR TEST DATA REPORT
                                     MO DNR 10 CSR 60-11.010 (REGULATIONS)

           Drinking Water Week May 7-11, 2008.

   NEW POSTAGE RATES EFFECTIVE MAY 12, 2008

		*View* *and Pay* *your account on-lin*e
		*Want to know when your next billing is scheduled?* *Projected 200*8
		*Billing &* *Disconnection Schedule*
		*Check your account via our new phone system**; no more*
		waiting for office personnel to find out your current account status. Call 816-356-0333, choose option 3 and enter your account and PIN number. Contact our office for your PIN number.
		*Kansas City,MO Water Services receives an "A" in Men's Health*
		*report card*. click here for more info
		*Need assistance? dial 211 United Way*
		*Enjoy Water Week - kids link.*

		Now Accepting application for ACH. Have your water bill paid on time *every month* for
		no *additional fee.(click* ACH**)

		*2008 Customer Backflow reporting form*.
		2006 Annual Water Quality Report is now *available* *in our office and City Hall* *or Click*
		*here* *for online version* *CCR 200*6
		*New Water Service Customer*
		*Application for New Water Service*
		*Property Managers/Owner of Rental Property Application to start service*
		*Frequently Asked Questions and Answers (click* FAQ**)
		*How to use your meter to check for leaks*
		*Customer Notices*
		*Company Tariffs* *filed with* *Missouri Public Service Commission*
		*Schedule of MPSC approved fees*
		*Prevent and Thawing Frozen Pipes*

Working Hard for You
The Raytown Water Company is a privately
owned utility, regulated by the Missouri Public
service Commission (MPSC). It is currently the
oldest family operated business in Raytown,
providing safe and adequate drinking water to the
residents of Raytown and part of Independence
and Kansas City, Missouri since 1925. The
current President and General Manager is the
third generation of the family to lead the company,
which was founded by Raytown's physician,
Samuel J.T. Davis.

OLD VALVE NEW VALVE
NEW MAIN LINE VALVE INSTALLED FIRST OF
2008
New water main valve installed at the intersection of Blue Ridge Blvd. and Woodson
Rd. January 18, 2008. The blustery wind and snow did not stop our crew from
completing a difficult and mammoth task timely. This insured better water control
for the area such as Hidden Lake Community.
"Different ways to help our Community"
Did you know:

that Neighbors Helping Neighbors is a fund administered by the Mid-
America Assistance Coalition in Kansas City. It's sole purpose is to
provide financial assistance to those struggling to pay their utility
bills. 816-561-2727
you can help your local school by recycling your old newspapers and
magazines. There are PAPER RECYCLE containers located at each
school. The school uses the $ earned to offset the rising costs of
materials needed to maintain the high quality education and help keep
the school taxes down. NOT only are you helping our future generation
with education, you are helping save our environment by recycling.
FUN FACTS ABOUT RECYCLING:

The average American uses seven trees a year in paper, wood,
and other products made from trees. This amounts to about
2,000,000,000 trees per year!
The average household throws away 13,000 separate pieces of
paper each year. Most is packaging and junk mail.
To produce each week's Sunday newspapers, 500,000 trees must
be cut down.

that Raytown has a local assistance program for people in need of
financial assistance to pay Utilities? REAP (Raytown Emergency
Assistance Program) provides food/funds and also accepts donations.
For contributions or assistance information, call 816-356-0054 , visit the
website www.raytownreap.org, or contact City of Raytown

you can help your local school by collecting and donating used ink
cartridges and General Mills product BOX TOPS for Education. The
school redeem the box tops and uses the funds to buy new computers,
books and playground equipment for their students. Funds generated
from the collections help to keep our school taxes down and keep our
education levels up.

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Forms available in Services Page

Please be sure to pick
your trash up and throw
it away in the trash bin.
Our home also belongs
to these small cute
animals who rely on the
humans to do the "right
thing".