(Kansas City, Mo.) – Relentless rain during the summer of 2017 sent Indian Creek surging over its banks at 103rd and Wornall in south Kansas City. The water flooded Coach’s Bar & Grill and nearly everything around it. Center Middle School is a few blocks to the east. Many of the students and teachers Read more…
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KC Water Alerts Customers of Taste and Odor Changes
Posted on Mar 1, 2019(Kansas City, Mo.) – Changing weather conditions may affect the taste and odor of tap water, but they do not affect water quality and safety. Seasonal changes such as rain and runoff from melting snow can change the characteristics of the water in the Missouri River, the source of Kansas City’s drinking water. Depending on Read more…
Kansas City Area Flood Protection Gets Financial Boost from Federal Government
Posted on Feb 14, 2019(Kansas City, Mo.) – Millions of dollars in savings and one step closer to more comprehensive flood control for Kansas City. That’s the good news from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps recently announced the remaining work on the Kansas Citys Levees will be fully federally funded. This means Kansas City, MO and Read more…
KC Water Restoring Water Service to Customers in South Kansas City
Posted on Feb 14, 2019(Kansas City, Mo.) This morning KC Water experienced two large watermain breaks. A 24” inch main broke overnight at 3340 W. Coleman. Water has been restored to the 34 customers affected by this break. Around 7:30 this morning, many customers in areas of south Kansas City began reporting no water or low water pressure. KC Read more…
KC Water to Seek Assistance from State to Help Finance Critical Infrastructure Improvement Project
Posted on Jan 31, 2019(Kansas City, Mo.) – KC Water is working on a new and innovative process to treat wastewater, but it’s expensive. To help finance the costs KC Water has applied for up to $80 million from the State Revolving Fund (SRF) Program. This will allow the City to receive substantially better borrowing terms on the debt Read more…
KC Water Reminds Customers to Prepare Their Pipes for the Extreme Cold
Posted on Jan 28, 2019(Kansas City, Mo.) – Frigid temperatures have a grip on Kansas City. After you make sure your family and pets are prepared, take a look around your home. The extreme cold can cause expensive problems with your plumbing. James Binkley, Preventative Maintenance Manager for KC Water, says every year, freezing weather leads to frozen and Read more…
KC Water Reminds Customers to Keep Fats, Oils and Grease Out of Sewer System
Posted on Dec 19, 2018(Kansas City, Mo.) – Don’t let a quick decision in the kitchen ruin your holiday. “Be mindful of the things you pour down the drain because it can create an issue to your home and to a neighbor’s home,” said Amir Kenner, KC Water Senior Engineering Technician. We’re talking about fats, oils, and grease. Pouring Read more…
KC Water Celebrates Completion of Shoal Creek Pump Station
Posted on Dec 14, 2018(Kansas City, Mo.) – What’s inside a brand new building along Barry Road will provide years of reliable water service to Kansas City’s Northland. On Friday, December 14th, KC Water, City leaders and neighbors cut the ribbon on the new Shoal Creek Pump Station. “It will pump about 15 million gallons a day from our Read more…
KC Water Household Hazardous Waste Facility to Close for End of Year Maintenance
Posted on Nov 28, 2018(Kansas City, Mo.) – Finish cleaning out your garage now. KC Water’s Household Hazardous Waste facility at 4707 Deramus Avenue is about to close for two weeks. “It’s the end of year closure. We do the maintenance work and we clean out the facility of all waste so we can get a final number of Read more…
Leaf & Brush Collection May Be Delayed Due to Snowstorm
Posted on Nov 25, 2018(Kansas City, Mo.) – Due to today’s snowstorm, this week’s leaf and brush collection may be delayed. We still encourage customers in the central zone to set out their lawn bags on their regularly scheduled trash day. Crews will pick them up as soon as they are able. We thank everyone for their patience. For Read more…