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 [...]
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.
If you experience a water leak, contact your water provider and contact the sewer district. Let us know when the leak started and when you had it fixed. If the leak is during the winter months, usage records from before or after the leak may be used to figure the water usage average that will [...]
The policy of the sewer district is to bill the base service availability fee on all homes, rental units and businesses connected to the sewer district's sewer system regardless of whether the property is occupied or not. When a property is vacant, the landowner will be billed the monthly base service availability fee. We do [...]
The sewer district conducts an annual water usage update. The water usage or volume charge portion of your bill will be adjusted each year to reflect your current average water usage. Each spring your water supplier provides us with your actual water usage for November, December, January, February and March. We use the winter months [...]
Your water usage is determined by your water provider. The water provider reads the water meter at your home or business and shares the information with the sewer district. The sewer district receives this information on an annual basis.
Your monthly sewer rate includes a monthly base service availability fee or base rate plus a volume charge for every 1,000 gallons of water used.