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oNLINE PAYMENT PROCESS HAS CHANGED PLEASE READ DETAILS

Online payments can be made by clicking the pay now button. However, anyone using this online service will be chaged a 4.91% service processing fee. This fee is applied per transaction. --It will be applied to your water/sewer/trash account -- --By clicking on the pay now button and proceeding with your transaction gives your consent for us to apply the 4.91% service processing fee. --
PAY NOW
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROCESSING FEE 1.)Why are being charged a fee. A.) The payment processing company that is collecting the payment charges a 4.91% processing fee for using their payment option . The processing fee was supposed to be applied during your transaction but unfortenatley the website sytem isnt set up to apply the service fee online. So in order to keep this online option we are forced to apply the 4.91% in house.
If you don't want to pay the 4.91% processing fee to use the online payment option, then you can pay by cash, check, or money order here at the office.

Public Notice

Public Notice The Village of Amanda has seen a numerous amount of residential water line breaks this year. We want residents to be conscious of the possibility of leaks and look out for water pressure drops or wet spots in the yard. The village water system went into operation in the year 1953, which is when most landowners connected into the municipal lines. This makes most residential lines 70 years old and depending on what each landowner installed back then the lines could be deteriorating. Galvanized pipes have been the main culprit. We have discovered about 8 residential line breaks in this first 6 months of this 2023, and we have had to call in leak locaters 3 times because the leaks never surfaced. As you know, the residential lines that run from the tap into the residence is the responsibility of the homeowner. So, discovering the leaks rapidly can help you avoid costly expenses. We do recommend, residents and their contractors they hire to repair the lines, replacing the complete line to avoid more breaks and additional cost. EPA and the village have guidelines on the type of piping and fittings that is required. In addition, the Epa has mandated anyone repairing lines need to install a backflow preventer and expansion tank which can be purchased from the village at cost. An inspection of the connections will have to done prior to the lines being covered. Call the village municipal building if you suspect a leak, at 740-969-4771, reminder that all contractors need to be registered with the village, contractor registration packets can be found on our website. Thanks, Ben Hedrick Village Administrator/ Zoning Inspector/ Water Superintendent
Water
Village water service began in 1953 with construction of a plant, wells, water lines, and a orange stand pipe. The village water is supplied by 3 wells within our well field situated south of town at 6010 Amanda Southern Rd.In 2008 the village built a new computer operated water plant that moved us into the 21st century. 2015 the village constructed new cobalt blue glass composite water tower. Water rates cover the cost to operate the water service and covers the cost of loan debt for constructingCurent Rates:Basic Rate up to 2,000 gallons-- $64.47additional usage per 1,000 gallons --$8.00If property is placed on non-bill a charge of $58.99 will continue to be charged to cover the loan debts for the water serviceAll bills remain in homewoners name. If homeowner rent out property it will be up to homeowner to collect utility rents.Meters are read at the end of each month, bills are mailled out on folllowing 9th of the month and due by the 26th of the month.Any payments after that date will receive a 15% penalty. A 3% Increase each year in July.

ODot safety video litter clean-up

The Ohio Department of Trasportaion has put out a video that they require all their volunteers to view prior to volunteering. This video has safety tips and concerns when working along the roadways. I have attached the video. Please take the time to watch prior to working in our area.
Sewer
Village sewer went in years later in 1990's, sewage is pumped up from 2 lift stations sending it to the lagoons just south of town beside the old rail bed. Sewer rates cover the cost of operating and the debt service amount from constructing the system.Sewer Rates:Basic rate up to 2,000 gallons- $25.94additional usage per 1,000 gallons --$1.54If property is placed on non-bill a charge of $15.00 monthly to cover the debt service will continue to be charged. A 3% Increase every year in July.Billing cycle same as water.
I’m The Village of Amanda in conjuction with Fairfield County Community Action supplies residents with a recycling trailer.Keep America Clean by dropping all recyclables off at the drop off location.Drop Off Location is 207 Halderman St., Amanda. a paragraph. Drag me to add paragraph to your block, write your own text and edit me.

Litter clean-up FOrms

To participate in litter clean-up program please have you or your group fill out the forms below

litter clean-up

Trash
The village supplies trash service to all residents. The village goes out for bids and selects the best value trash service and then enters into an exclusive contract with said company to supply service. The service provides residents and business owners with regular trash service, totes, dumpster, and compactor service.Current Trash Provider - we will be changing to HVD in April 2025Current Rates:Residential - $19.37Senior - $18.37additional charge per tote- $2.00Dumpsters base on size- Compactors based on tonnage.Excessive trash will be charged extraPick Up is on Tuesday unless a major holiday (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Memorial, Labor Day) then it's a day later.
“Frost Law” Village restricts heavy vehicles within the alleyways during February 1st – April 30, when the roadway becomes soft and easily damages the base of the roads. The “Frost Law” restricts heavy commercial and recreational vehicles from all alleyways. Any resident who sets their refuse in the alley need to move theirs to the main thoroughfare during the dates above. For more indept information a letter will be sent out to residents.
DEBRIS REMOVAL
Please follow this trash plan in the event of disaster

MEET OUR TEAM

Ben Hedrick
Water/Sewer Superintendant / Administrator/ Zoning Inspector
Carrie Ayers
Fiscal Officer
Rick Beck
RJ Leach
Service Department
Dennis Rose
Property Maintenance Inspector
Service Department
Keith Schull
Operator of Record- Sewer
James Detty
Operator of Record- Water

our facilities

Village of Amanda