Water Utilities
| Office Hours: | Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| Contact Information: | |
| Anthony Daniel, Director: | 405-742-8325 |
| Susan Hall, Admin Assistant: | 405-742-8325 |
| 24 Hour Assistance: | 405-372-3292 |
| 2008 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2008 RWC #3 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2009 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2009 RWC #3 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2010 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2010 RWC #3 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2011 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| 2011 RWC #3 Consumer Confidence Report | |
| Water Quality Data | |
| Water & Wastewater Utilities Cost of Service & Rate Design Study | |
| Water and Sewer Rates | |
| Public Notice (12/09) | |
| Public Notice (5/10) | |
| Water Meter Replacement Project Underway | |
| Public Notice (3/11) | |
| City of Stillwater Standards (8/15/2011) | |
Frequently Asked QuestionsWho do I contact if I have a water or sewer emergency? During the hours 7am to 4pm, please call 405.533.8048 and after hours, please call 405.372.3292. Where does my water come from? Our current source is Kaw Lake, which is located approximately 10 miles east of Ponca City. Water is pumped about 40 miles from Kaw Lake to our water treatment facility. Our treatment facility supplies about 7 million gallons of potable water to the citizens of Stillwater, several rural water districts and mobile home communities in Payne County Oklahoma. How is my water treated and made safe for consumption? The treatment process involves several controlled steps; chemical addition followed by coagulation and filtration to remove fine particles and sediment. Disinfection is accomplished by ozonation and chlorination. Ammonia is added to aid in maintaining chlorine residual in the distribution system. Addition of fluoride to the finished water helps in preventing tooth decay. | |
Services
Administration: Provides overall supervision and direction to the Department which comprises of Engineering & Planning, Water Distribution, Water Treatment, Wastewater Collection, Wastewater Treatment and the Rural Water Corp #3 Service Area. The telephone number is 405.742.8325. Water Distribution: Responsible for the delivery of treated water, ensure adequate pressure and volume is maintained. There is approximately 300 miles of water lines, including fire hydrants, booster pump stations, water towers and meters. Monthly water samples are collected for the bacteriological testing and reporting. The telephone number is 405.533.8048. Water Treatment: Responsible for operation and maintenance of the 18 MGD water treatment plant, raw water pipeline, Kaw pump station and treated water storage tanks. The treatment plant produces safe potable water that meets federal and state regulations. The telephone number is 405.743.4580. Wastewater Collection: Responsible for the maintenance of about 200 miles of sewer mains, laterals, lift stations and manholes. The primary duties include: maintenance of sewer mains to prevent backups, tv camera inspection of sewer lines to locate defects/problems in the main lines. The telephone number is 405.533.8048. Wastewater Treatment: Responsible for the proper treatment and disposal of all wastewater discharged. The Environmental Protection Agency and the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality mandate the level of treatment and effluent quality to protect the receiving stream. The Wastewater Treatment Division operates and maintains a 10 MGD activated sludge treatment facility. The sludge (biosolids) generated is land applied. The telephone number is 405.372.2011. | |