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Per Ordinance 828:

If a customer experienced a water leak during December 2025, January 2026, or February 2026 that resulted in unusually high water usage, they may be eligible to appeal their sewer rate. Appeals must be submitted within 60 days of the May billing and must include proof of repair.

The final deadline to submit an appeal is June 30, 2026.

The City Administrator, Utility Clerk, and an appointed Council member will meet with the customer to review the usage history. If approved, the adjusted sewer rate will be based on either the prior year’s rate or the average rate for a household of similar size—whichever is lower. The customer will be notified of the decision in writing, and any approved rate adjustment will take effect in the next billing cycle.

In accordance with Valley Municipal Code, Section 52-053 the City of Valley has issued a water restriction warning. The heightened demand is placing excessive strain on the city’s water supply system and increases the potential for temporarily discolored water due to pressure surges.  This is in effect from May 1st - September 30th!

ALL City of Valley water customers are urged to adhere to water restrictions for outdoor watering.

• Addresses ending in an odd number (1, 3, 5, 7, 9): Water only on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday
• Addresses ending in an even number (0, 2, 4, 6, 8): Water only on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday

This morning, Mayor Linda Lewis assisted the kids at DC West in planting a tree in honor of Arbor Day.  Attached is also a video of their Arbor Day song!

• The City of Valley is moving forward with the Champion Shores development on the north side of Valley St - across from Flatwater. It will be a NON-TIF gated residential development.

• The City Council approved to keep the pool in the park. The city is looking at different ways to finance the project but we need community involvement. Stay tuned to how you can help!

• In 2026 the city will be replacing watermains in the following locations: W. Alexander St, W. Charles St, W. Whittingham St, W. Waring St, Reichmuth Rd (by Casey’s). The city is working on an aggressive strategic plan to replace additional watermains and lines in the next 3-5 years.

• The City is moving forward to implement a new finance and utility software system. This software will streamline many processes for the city and residents.

This Sunday, April 26th from 9am - 12pm - All Ages Welcome
9230 N 294th St - Valley City Cemetery
Wear outdoor work clothes, closed toes shoes, and work gloves
Helpful items to bring: Shoves/Rakes, Wheelbarrows, Water, Sunscreen

This Saturday 04/18/2026 from 9a-2p
!!No Tires, Paint, Chemicals!!
Electronics and document shredding - 210 N Locust St - 11am - 1pm - Northwest of Public Works Building
Yard waste, household items, appliances, metal items - 210 N Locust St - Northwest of Public Works Building
Tree Limbs up to 10" in diameter - 5007 N 270th (Water Treatment Plant) Follow the signs

PeopleService will begin flushing fire hydrants starting Monday, April 13th.  They expect the process to take up to one week.  You may experience discolored water for a short period of time. Simply run your outside faucet for up to 30 minutes to flush the line.

Saturday 04/18/2026 from 9a-2p
!!No Tires, Paint, Chemicals!!
Yard waste, household items, appliances, metal items - 210 N Locust St - Northwest of Valley Fire Station
Electronics and document shredding - 210 N Locust St - 11am - 1pm
Tree Limbs up to 10" in diameter - 5007 N 270th (Water Treatment Plant) Follow the signs

Water rates are increasing April 1, 2026 and will be reflective on your May bill.

Due to a malfunction at the water treatment plant, PeopleService will be flushing hydrants. You may notice a chlorine smell during the flush.