Welcome to the Official Website of Koontz Lake Regional Sewer District

Our Mission

Koontz Lake Regional Sewer District's mission is to provide the community with a safe, effective wastewater infrastructure and to manage the system such that its current costs are kept to a minimum while maintaining a sound financial base to assure that its operation is sustainable for generations to come.

KLRSD Rate Adjustment Presentation

Bill Payment Options

Looking for the most convenient way to pay your bill? We offer a wide variety of payment options to our customers. Simply choose the option that best suits your needs.

Payment Options

Board Meeting Info

The KLRSD will meet every third Tuesday of the month at 5:30 PM Central Time.

Grinder Alarm

Please report all grinder alarms by calling 1-888-804-2601.

On-line Review of Account and Payments

All customers can now register their accounts so they can review and pay their bill on-line. Click on the link above!

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Section 2.4 Rate Surcharges Information

September 29, 2022

We have a few questions/concerns about Section 2.4 Rate Surcharges
in our Rate Ordinance 2022-A posted on the KLRSD website. Folks
are concerned that they could be charged additional fees due to
“stronger-than-normal” waste strength.
There is no reason for concern because by definition “normal
domestic sewage” is normal waste strength.

Section 2.4 is written into the Rate Ordinance to protect the District in
the event of a Commercial, Governmental, Institutional or Industrial
user that might possibly generate waste other than “normal domestic
waste”.

A case in point is Swan Lake Resort, a large commercial user. We
monitor their waste flow and have on occasion found that they
exceeded our limits....

Take a Moment to Think About It

October 01, 2023

The value of water is immeasurable.

Every October the water community reflects on A Day Without Water to better educate, appreciate, and understand this incredible resource. The Water Industry’s most important mission is to preserve and protect water for generations to come (both animal, plant and human generations!).

For many, living without fresh flowing water is a stark reality. When water is unavailable, communities stop functioning. Water is used to prepare meals, baths, sanitation, hydration, industry, agriculture, and so much more.

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