Edison Water Company c/o NJ American Water

A Message About your Municipal Water

The Edison Water Company prioritizes customer education regarding water quality. This report contains detailed information about your water source and quality, using data from testing conducted January through December 2018. Our customers remain our highest priority, and we're committed to providing superior quality municipal water and service both now and in the future.

Our Commitment to Quality
We proudly present our annual water quality report showcasing results from January to December 2018. This report aims to enhance your understanding of municipal water and highlight the importance of protecting our water sources. You'll find details about your water's origin, composition, and how our quality results compare to federal and state standards.

We remain dedicated to delivering exceptional quality municipal water while addressing challenges in source water protection, conservation, and community education, all while meeting our customers' needs. We want you to be well-informed about your municipal water. For questions about this report or your municipal water, please contact our Customer Call Center toll-free at 1-855-722-7067.

Share This Report:
We encourage landlords, businesses, schools, hospitals, and other groups to share this vital water quality information with water users at their locations who aren't customers. Additional copies are available by contacting customer service at 1-855-722-7067.

This report contains essential information about your municipal water. If you don't understand it, please have someone translate it for you. Este informe contiene información muy importante sobre su agua potable. Tradúzcalo o hable con Alguien que lo entienda bien.

1. Where is City Hall? City Hall is located at 324 N Kansas Avenue.
2. How do I contact City personnel? City Staff telephone numbers are listed in the Staff Directory: http://www.Cityofliberal.Org/Directory.Aspx online staff directory.
3. How can I schedule an inspection? You can schedule an inspection by contacting our Building and Zoning Department by visiting City Hall or calling 620-626-2261.
4. How and where do I pay my water bill? Payment Options: You can pay your current water, sewer and trash bill several ways:
   • In Person at the Utility counter at City Hall: Cash, Check, Money Order
   • Night Drop Box at the west side of the building: Check, Money Order (NO CASH PLEASE)
   • Via US Mail: Check, Money Order (NO CASH PLEASE)
5. How do I set up water service? Starting Service: Please bring two forms of identification, one with a photo. Examples include: Kansas ID, Social Security card, Student ID, Valid driver's license, or Work ID. If renting property, a rental agreement is required along with two forms of identification. Initial Setup Service Fees: A $20 non-refundable/non-transferable connection fee is required. Services can be installed Monday-Thursday from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm and Friday from 7:30 to 11:00 am.
6. Where can I get a copy of a City Commission Agenda? Upcoming and past agendas, including full packets, can be downloaded from the Agenda Center: http://www.Cityofliberal.Org/AgendaCenter
7. Where can I adopt a pet? Dogs and cats are available for adoption at the Liberal Animal Shelter, located at 1985 N Country Estates Rd. Photos of animals are often posted on their Facebook page: https://www.Facebook.Com/LiberalAnimalShelter/ Hours: Monday-Wednesday 11:00 am-5:00 pm, Thursday 1:00-5:00 pm, Friday-Sunday 11:00 am-5:00 pm.
8. Does Liberal have a leash law? Yes, the leash law prohibits certain domestic animals from roaming free. Liberal City Code states that "It shall be illegal for any person owning, harboring, or having custody or possession of any dog to cause or allow such animal to run at large within the city. If any dog is found at large within the city, the owner will be presumed to have violated this article." Chapter 2 defines "at large" as "outside of a fence or other enclosure which restrains the animals to specific premises or not under the control, by leash or lead, of the owner or other authorized person capable of restraining the animal. Animals tethered to a stationary object within range of public thoroughfares are deemed to be 'At Large.'" This means all dogs must be restrained by a leash, rope, chain, fenced area, or kept inside 24 hours a day and not allowed to roam freely.