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You may not have noticed, but the City of Hull made a big change today. We officially switched our method of disinfecting the water we provide to your house from chlorination to chloramination. This method of disinfecting water is used by many water providers, including Lewis & Clark Regional Water System, and we are preparing to receive water from them, potentially by the beginning of April. Chloramines last longer in the water as it travels through pipes and produces fewer disinfection byproducts than chlorine.
This has been a big process in the works. We extend a huge thank you to our Water Superintendent, Brent Kleinwolterink, for all the work, testing and preparation he has completed to make this switch happen!
For more information please follow this link: http://www.cityofhull.org/site/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Water-Disinfection-Process-to-Change.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0PEFDyLWdl3dZM27OXW-F7ECYKZwyWAwj_9BpHVjXEU_ff4c7ITzZxenw The No Parking Ordinance is in effect from November 1 to April 1. No vehicles will be permitted to be parked on the streets from 2:00 AM to 6:00 AM. Violators will be ticketed. This is a new feature at the city office. Do you misplace or even sometimes not get your monthly bill? You can now have your bill emailed to you!! Another option that you might not be aware of is you can sign up for your bill to automatically be paid out of your bank account on the 10th -- how easy it that? Call the city office or email denisek@cityofhull.org to get one or both of these set up. Policy regarding tree removal. The policy states that effective immediately the City will no longer remove dead or diseased trees in the right of way. The trees and the sidewalks on the resident’s property are to be maintained by the property owner. Motion carried 5-0. The Hull EMS is looking for more volunteer EMT's. NCC is offering the Emergency Medical Technician course beginning September 17th. If you have questions or know you would be interested in doing this, please contact Rick Kiers at 439-1441. All sump pump lines must be discharged to the curb and are not allowed to be discharged in the sanitary sewer. This must be completed immediately. Random inspections will be taking place after this date.
City of Hull's Water Disinfection Process Changed
No Parking Ordinance
Get your bill by email!
New Policy Implementation
EMT'S NEEDED
NOTICE TO ALL CITY HOUSEHOLDS
CITY SURVEY RESULTS/COMP PLAN PERS. GROUPS RESULTS
The Hull City Office is located at 1133 Maple Street.
Phone: 712-439-1521.
Hours: 7:30amto 4:30pm, Monday through Friday.
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