Frequently Asked Questions
Sometimes your payment and the shut-off final notice cross in the mail. If you feel this has happened, please contact our office at (641) 673-8476.
Oskaloosa Municipal Water Department requires someone to be home or at the property when water service is restored to protect your property. Once the technician restores the water, we ask the tenant or homeowner to check to make sure faucets and toilets are not running or that the meter is not leaking to prevent damage. When water is disconnected or terminated these risks do not apply.
Oskaloosa Municipal Water Department requires someone to be home or at the property when water service is restored to protect your property. Once the technician restores the water, we ask the tenant or homeowner to check to make sure faucets and toilets are not running or that the meter is not leaking to prevent damage. When water is disconnected or terminated these risks do not apply.
Oskaloosa Municipal Water Department
The Oskaloosa Municipal Water Department has been in continuous operation since 1906 and has been owned by the City of Oskaloosa since 1923. Operation of the Oskaloosa Municipal Water Department is overseen by the Water Board of Trustees, consisting of 5 members appointed by the Mayor of Oskaloosa. OMWD is operated independently of the City of Oskaloosa.
