Public Hearing Scheduled
Regarding Sewer Rates |
| On February 2, 2010 there is a public hearing scheduled
regarding sewer rates. Mark your calendar. For more info see page 4 Jan-2010
Newsletter |
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| ULID Sewer Line Rehab Map |
| This map indicates the lines that have been rehabilitated,
the newer PVC lines, and the future lines to be rehabilitated. See
Map. |
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| Sewer Line Comprehensive Map |
| We have just added the sewer line map to this web site. It
shows all of the main sewer lines, including manhole numbers, the proposed sewer lines and
the newly annexed areas. See Map. |
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| Tony Genzale Re-Elected Commissioner |
| On November 24,
2009, SWSSD ratepayers voted to retain Tony Genzale as a Sewer Commissioner. For more info
see page 1 Jan-2010
newsletter. |
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| Your Sewer Dollars at Work |
| Read the
latest about Marian's Park, Evergreen Heights & Chelsea Park Rehabilitation
Projects |
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| Call Before You Dig |
| To be safe and legal call 800-424-5555 two business days
before you dig. We will go out into the field to mark the lines, or fax the information to
the contractor. For more information visit the Utilities
Underground Location Center. |
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| Emergencies & Sewer Backups |
| M-F 7:30 to 5:00: |
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206-244-9575 |
| After Hours Emergency: |
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206-786-9570 |
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New Rates Effective
March 1, 2008 |
| Residential rates changed from $19.50 to $21.50 per month.
For more info see page 1 Feb-2008
newsletter. |
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| Credit, Debit or Automatic
Deduct from Checking Accounts Now Available |
| We now accept VISA and MasterCard debit and
credit cards on residential sewer bills. More
Info. |
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Sold your Home?
Changed your Name or Address? |
| Notify us at 206-244-9575 for more timely and accurate
billings. |
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| District Coverage Area |
Southwest Suburban Sewer District serves a 10 square mile
region of King County, Washington. It encompasses the Cities of Burien and Normandy Park,
as well as portions of the Cities of Des Moines, Seatac and Seattle, and part of ValVue
Sewer District. District corporate boundaries map.
The system is tributary to the District’s two treatment plants; Salmon
Creek in the north and Miller Creek
to the south. It consists of 288 miles of pipeline within these two drainage basins. |
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