Water / WastewaterThe City of Goodland Water Division is staffed by a three person crew, and is responsible for the installation, maintenance, replacement and repair of main water lines, water meters, and fire hydrants. This division is also responsible for locating the city’s main lines for purposes of excavation by others and any tapping of any main line for secondary service lines when required.The Water Division maintains and operates the eleven (11) water wells that supply all water to the City of Goodland. The City pumps approximately 600,000 million gallons of water per year to supply the needs of the community. In addition, the City has four elevated water storage towers capable of storing approximately 1.5 million gallons of water, and it is the responsibility of the water division to inspect and maintain this system. The Water Division also is responsible for the operation of the Water Treatment Plant, which aids with the treatment of nitrates in the system. In 2009 the City was granted 1.3 million dollars through ARRA Stimulus Monies to construct the project. Every year, in July, the utility sends out a copy of the Consumer Confidence Report. This report contains information about the quality of the water the City has provided to its customers the previous year. A copy of this report can also be picked up at the City Office. The City of Goodland Wastewater Division employs two persons. This division is responsible for the inspection and maintenance of the City’s main sewer lines, lift stations, and wastewater treatment facility. To report a water leak or to ask questions about tapping onto a main sewer line for connection of secondary service lines, to report a blockage, or for information about the sewer and water systems, you may contact Rich Simon at 785-890-4540. Click here to contact this department. |