Water is Life...

...and we love it!

The Water Department is responsible for ensuring the water treatment system is working effectively, hazard free, and in good repair.

  • Adding the necessary chlorine to the water
  • Maintain all emergency power generators
  • Repairing and replacing well motors & pumps
  • Running daily water samples - 365 days per year
  • Maintaining the water treatment grounds
  • Planning for long term water upgrades
  • Monitoring the performance of all equipment, gauges and charts
  • Receiving and researching complaints from residents
  • Managing the daily operation of the DSL water system according to Local, State and Federal regulations
  • Submitting monthly reports to the State (IDEM)

PROTECT YOUR DRINKING WATER!

BELOW ARE A FEW WAYS TO PROTECT BOTH YOUR SOURCE AND DRINKING WATER:

• Don’t flush old medications (Bring to Sheriff’s Department)
• Don’t flush wipes (even those that say “flushable”)
• Do not pour pesticides, herbicides, and other household chemical wastes on the ground or into septic systems
• Do not over apply agricultural products and byproducts such as fertilizer, herbicide, pesticides, and manure.
• Never apply fertilizer, herbicide, pesticides, and manure within 200 feet of a public drinking water well
• Report all hazardous spills immediately to IDEM (Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s 24-hour hotline at 1-888-233-7745.

For questions contact the Corydon Water Department at 812-738-4649.

Staff Members

Stacy
Sailor

Superintendent – WT2 Operator

Christopher
Baelz

WT2 Operator

Michael
Carver

WT2 Operator

Hardin
Ellis

Crew Member

Water

Contact Information

8:00AM - 4:00PM

219 N. Capitol Ave.
Corydon, IN 47112

Water is Life FAQ

No. The water is tested on a regular basis to ensure that the levels of manganese in the water are safe. This testing is overseen by the state agency, IDEM (Indiana Department of Environmental Management).

Yes. Twice a year, usually in April and October, the Town flushes all the main water pipes.

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