What You Can Do
What can you do to obtain the same low water bill as 10,000 of your fellow Millcreek residents and businesses now enjoy?
Contact the Millcreek Township Supervisors and request the following:
1. That the Millcreek Water system be leased to the Erie Water Works for one dollar per year and your account turned over to them so you can receive the same low rates, pure non-well water and service as 10,000 other Millcreek residences and businesses have been receiving for years.
2. That the Millcreek Water Authority be restructured as an advisory authority to oversee this change and monitor any problems with the new system once it is in place.
Larry Curtis 833-1111 lcurtis@millcreektownship.com
Joe Kujawa 833-1111 jkujawa@millcreektownship.com
Brian McGrath 833-1111 bmcgrath@millcreektownship.com
3. Attend a Millcreek Township Supervisor’s meeting and speak up. These are held every Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Township building. The fourth Tuesday of the month the meeting is at 7:00 p.m.
Contact the members of the Millcreek Water Authority Board. They are dedicated volunteers. Thank them for their service and respectfully request that they do the following:
1. Vote to lease the Millcreek water system to the Erie Water Works for one dollar per year and turn your account over to the Erie Water Works so you can receive the same low rates, pure non-well water and service as 10,000 other Millcreek residences and businesses have been receiving for years.
2. Vote to restructure themselves as an advisory authority to oversee this change and monitor any problems with the new system once it is in place.
Kim Bevelacqua unlisted
Hank Graygo 838-9689
Kim Parker 838-9724
Tom Putnam 833-8843
Bobbi Strong 838-1103
Dean Swanson 835-2125
David Thiemann unlisted
3. Attend a Millcreek Water Authority monthly meeting and speak up. These are open to the public. For dates and times, contact 835-6721.
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