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If you just bought a house and need to start water/sewer (or electricity) service: Our Customer Service Center can assist you with establishing new service. They will need to get some information from you and obtain a meter reading from the property. Please call 614-645-8276 weekdays, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Columbus has been a leader in water quality since the 1900s when the Hoover brothers researched water treatment methods to reduce typhoid which was prevalent during that time. As a result of their research, Columbus gained national prominence in the water industry.
Signing up for paperless billing (e-bill) will allow you to: Easily pay your bill using our online system, or continue to use your current bill pay service. Save time and eliminate the cost of postage. Help to reduce paper waste and become more environmentally friendly.
The Scioto River begins as a small creek about 80 miles north in Hardin County, northwest of Kenton, Ohio. Rolling through woods and farmlands, this river remains a main water source for Columbus.
The City of Columbus water system uses surface water from the Scioto River and Big Walnut Creek, as well as ground water pumped from sand and gravel deposits of the Scioto River Valley.
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The Department of Public Utilities provides water and sewer service to well over 20 communities in addition to Columbus through contractual agreements.
DIRECTORY: CompanyPhone NumberCity of Columbus Water614-645-8270Columbia Gas800-344-4077Columbus Souther Power800-277-2177CW Utilities614-837-771616 more rows
More than half of Ohios citizens get their drinking water from surface water sources. These include lakes, reservoirs, rivers and streams. Surface water is easier to obtain than ground water, but it is also more susceptible to contamination from nearby land uses.

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