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6/10/2024

My water bill for this month is showing twice our normal consumption rate, which I believe is incorrect. We have not changed our usage habits, let alone doubled them.

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1/16/2019

I cannot find a leak, no fixtures are running and most recent bill was $500+. Could it be an error? 1301 S. Walnut St James Gronquist 812 219 0135

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3/7/2019

We have paid our water fee,but our house still do not have water

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5/6/2019

Leak at water meter in front yard

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8/20/2019

Manhole cover not secured

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9/11/2024

Extremely high bill for water not used, no one is contacting me back about it

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1/31/2019

I live at 309 E. 7th street and have no water. I need someone to come and check it out and have someone turn off the water main in front of the house, it is under a steel plate on 7th street. Thanks! Craig Medlyn 410 598 7547

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2/5/2019

Dear Bloomington water department., Last week my pipes froze your team came to my home promptly and turned off the water right after calling for an emergency shut off at the meter. I am back to town and would like to have your team come back to my home and turn the water back on at the meter. Please let me know if this can happen this afternoon, I would like to be at the house when the water is turned back on so that I can deal with any water issues if I have a broken pipe. Thank you! Craig Medlyn 309 E. 7th Street, Bloomington. Cell: 410 598 7547

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10/8/2024

My water bill is charging us for over 33k gallons of water used last month which did not happen. We had maintenance check for leaks and they saw nothing so we believe there is an issue with the meter

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6/24/2024

We received a notice on our door that our water usage was higher than usual--"30 gallons per hour used." Could this be from watering our garden about every-other day over the last couple of weeks? Should we be concerned? Since we can't access the meter ourselves, is there a way we could get meter readings over a two- or three-hour period when we're not intentionally using any water?