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Important Information about your Drinking Water

The City of Perry routinely monitors for the presents of contaminates in your drinking water.  To see the latest report, Click Here.

The DEQ has a fact sheet with information explaining TTHM's in your drinking water ant what it means.  Click Here to view the information.

What are we doing to solve issues with your Drinking Water?

Proposed System improvement bids have been awarded and contracts entered into between the City and the Contractors. The monies to build the improvements are already available. The improvements should be completed within 6 months. These improvements should resolve the TTHM problem. As a part of these improvements:
1.    New Filter media is being purchased and installed.
2.    A new Chlorine injection system will be installed to raise chlorine residuals.
3.    New filtration system will be installed.
4.    An enclosure will be constructed to cover current water basins.
Wynn Construction out of OKC will do the Chlorination System, Filter Media and TOC Instrument.  Downey Construction from OKC will do the Sludge Collection and Valve Automation.  Rick Scott Construction from Ponca City will do the Basin Enclosures.

What Services do we provide the Citizens of Perry?

The following services are provided for City of Perry residents:

• Repair of water breaks on public properties.
• Relocation of water meters and service lines to access new and larger water        mains.
• Investigation of low water pressure.
• Fire hydrant repair, replacement and preventive maintenance.
• Investigation of sanitary sewer odors.
• Dye testing, smoke testing, and removal of sanitary sewer stoppages and overflows.
• Cleaning and repair of sanitary sewer lines.
• Restoration of public and private property after the repair of water and sewer lines.

Source Water Protection is the practice of monitoring and assessing the quality of our water resources, and implementing programs that reduce pollutants and chemical contaminants which could potentially negatively impact these resources. Protecting water resources from contaminants also eliminates the need for supplementary treatment procedures, and can delay the cost of new infrastructure and related increases in water rates.

Municipal water utilities are required to monitor for more than 100 contaminants and comply with almost 90 water quality and safety regulations. Because of these regulations, Perry water customers can confidently use our water supply without fear of waterborne diseases such as cholera and dysentery that strike millions annually in underdeveloped countries.