You can pay your bill online or by mailing a check to the District office upon receipt of your bill. You can also pay by debit/credit by calling or coming in to the office at no charge. Pike Creek also can accept cash, checks, or money orders at the office. You may also set up [...]
Not all homeowner or rental insurance policies include coverage of sewer back-ups. Coverage can be added for a minimal charge. Contact your homeowner's insurance agent to see what your policy covers. Make sure your home or business and its contents are covered.
Call the sewer district at 573-778-1321. The district provides emergency service 24 hours a day, seven days a week at no extra charge. We will check to see if there is a problem in the part of the system the sewer district maintains that may be affecting your private system.
Pike Creek requires that all public or private sewerage and drainage works proposed to be constructed, altered or reconstructed by any person or corporation, public or private, within the District's boundaries, be submitted for review and approval. Please visit the Rules, Regulations & Standards page for more information.
You should contact a plumber if internal plumbing is causing a backup in your sink, bathtub or your toilets to overflow.
Yes. Pike Creek inspectors must inspect all sanitary sewer construction, repairs to the sewer mains, and lateral connections made to the sanitary sewer system. All inspections require advance notice for scheduling purposes.
Yes. Anyone who wishes to connect to Pike Creek must contact the district prior to any connection being made. Connection agreements and connection fees are required for all connections to the system. However, in some instances such as a new subdivision construction, the developer or home builder may have already obtained permission to connect the [...]
If you do not pay your bill and you do not make arrangements for a payment plan, the sewer district will ask the water district to shut your water off. If the water is shut off, there will be a disconnect fee and reconnect fee added to your account, in addition to the full amount [...]
A leaky faucet or a running toilet uses more gallons of water than you imagine, inflating your water and sewer bills. The Missouri Public Service Commission has great instructions on how to check for water leaks.
The District is governed by a five-member Board of Trustees elected by the residents of the District. This board meets the second Wednesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in the District Office (4550 Highway PP, Poplar Bluff, Missouri). You are encouraged to attend to voice your questions and concerns or simply find out what [...]