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PUBLIC
NOTICE: FIRE HYDRANT FLUSHING
The
Town of New Market will be flushing fire hydrants
throughout the community June 24-28, 2013. Some
of this activity may occur at night. The hydrant
flushing could cause some temporary discoloration
of the water; however, the water is safe for consumption.
To clear the water a cold tap should be turned on
and allowed to run until it clears. The water
should also be checked for discoloration before running
it into the washing machine.
Periods of low pressure may be experienced during
the hydrant flushing. The Water Department has
asked that residents, especially drivers, take extra
care during this time and take into account the possibility
of water on the roadways.
The purpose of hydrant flushing is to clean the water
mains and to check the mechanical condition and reliability
of the fire hydrants and available water pressure
for fire fighting purposes.
If you have any questions, please contact the Town
Office at (540)740-3432, Monday - Friday, 7:30 am
- 4:00 pm.
Youth
Swim Lessons held at New Market Pool
The
New Market Pool will be hosting a variety of swimming
lessons throughout the summer. An American Red
Cross certified Water Safety Instructor will teach
each lesson.
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Here to View Course Descriptions
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Here to view Course Schedule and Payment Information
Beginner
Swim Lessons offered in conjunction with New Market
Lightning Swim Team
Dates:
June 10th -13th, 17th & 18th, 2013.
June 20th is a rain make-up date.
Times:
Class #1 is from 6:15-7:00pm and Class #2
is from 7:00pm - 7:45pm
Details:
Classes are for beginner swimmers (Red Cross
Level 1 and Level 2).
Cost:
$40 per child
Contact:
Register by calling Paula Ford at 540-383-9808.
ADOPTED
BUDGET - FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014
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SEASONAL
LEAF & GRASS PICKUP - NEW GUIDELINES FOR 2013
The
Town of New Market provides a seasonal (April through
November) leaf and grass pickup to all Town homeowners
and residents. Recently the Town Council adopted
a series of regulations pertaining to this service.
These changes allow us to provide the same weekly
service with less cost while positively addressing
our environment.
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2013
Lifeguard Classes
The
following classes are being offered at New Market
Pool in May 2013:
Lifeguarding
Class, Lifeguard Re-Certification Course, and CPR
for the Professional Rescuer.
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Here for Class Schedules
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Here for Class Info. & Outline
Click
Here for sign up information and registration form
Regional
Water Feasibility Study 2012 by Draper Aden
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Fiscal
Year 2012-2013 Final Budget
View
Final Budget Draft
Draper
Aden Annual Water & Wastewater Rate Report 2011
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Report
Promote
your business or event in the New Market Chamber of
Commerce's Bi-Monthly Flyer
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Details
Automatic
Payment Plan for Utility Bills
The
Town of New Market offers citizens the option of paying
their water bill through automatic deduction (ACH)
from their bank account each month. This saves
writing a check, paying postage, or even a trip to
the Town Office and helps you avoid late charges.
Automatic Deductions will be deducted from your bank
account on the fifteenth of each month. You
will still receive a bill in the mail on the first
of the month. The amount due on your bill is
the amount that will be deducted from your account
on the fifteenth of the month. Forms for ACH
can be obtained at the Town Office or by clicking
the link below. Forms should be returned to
the Town Office at 9418 John Sevier Road or mailed
to P.O. Box 58, New Market, VA 22844. If you
have questions or want to know more about this service,
please call the Town Office at 740-3432.
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Here to Download ACH Form
Recycling
in New Market
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Here for Information
Click
Here to view map of Recycling Drop-off Locations
Annual Drinking
Water Quality Report 2012
This Annual Drinking Water Quality Report for calendar
year 2012 is designed to provide you with valuable
information about your drinking water quality. We
are committed to providing you with a safe and dependable
supply of drinking water, and we want you to understand
the efforts we make to protect your water supply.
The quality of your drinking water meets all state
and federal requirements administered by the Virginia
Department of Health (VDH). If you have questions
about this report, want additional information about
any aspect of your drinking water, or want to know
how to participate in decisions that may affect the
quality of your drinking water, please contact: Mr.
John Griggs, Chief Water Plant Operator at 540-740-9576,
or contact Mr. Michael Ritchie, Director of Public
Works at 540- 740-3432.
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Here to Download Report
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