Planning to attend Parkside's Rabies Clinic and still need to register your pets? We'll see you there tomorrow for on-site registration! $7.50 per pet to register.
Please note that all registration payments will need to be made by cash or check, we cannot accept cards outside of the office.
Have you ever received information from the water department and been unsure about what the word meant, or wanted to know what your water service equipment does? Below are some commonly used terms and their meanings!
Cubic Feet - The unit of measurement for utility billing. 10 cubic feet is equivalent to roughly 74.80 gallons.
Stop Box - This piece of water equipment is used to control water from the city main to your service line. It is important that this piece of equipment is operable in case of emergency.
Shut Off (Valve) - Customers generally have a shut off valve near their meter which can be used to turn off the water. Customers who want their service disconnected at the stop box should also turn off water at the shut off valve in case of stop box failure.
Service Line - Refers to all water line from the city main to the inside of your home. Customers are responsible for all service line on their property.
Water Meter - A device used to record the amount of water usage. This device is most commonly located in the basement of a residence but can also be found in meter pits.
MXU Reader - This device allows technicians and the tower to record readings sent from the meter to the reader.
City of Centerville, Iowa – Fire Chief Recruitment
The City of Centerville, Iowa, seeks an experienced and dynamic leader to serve as its next Fire Chief. This full-time position offers a unique opportunity to provide vision, leadership, and management oversight for our community's fire and emergency services operations.
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Next time you visit City Hall to pay a utility bill or register your pet, you might notice we'll be checking or updating your contact information. This helps us ensure we have the most current details in case we need to reach you. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!
City Council meetings occur on the First and Third Monday of each month at 6pm. Currently, all meetings are occurring in the City Hall Council Chambers. Meetings are available to join in person or online via Zoom. Please use the following connection information if you wish to join the meeting live:
With low temperatures hitting Centerville this past week, now's the perfect time to check on your water meter and other equipment to make sure it's properly protected from inclement weather.
Utility customers are responsible for all service line and equipment past the water main. This includes, but is not limited to, the valve before the meter, the meter, service line, and your stop box. With cold temperatures likely to stick around, do your part to ensure your meter is protected from freezing. Meters that become cracked, begin leaking, etc. due to freezing or other negligence will be replaced at the expense of the property owner.
Not sure what your meter looks like? Pictured below is a Sensus iPERL 5/8" meter, which is commonly found in residential homes.
Ever wonder how cities like Centerville decide where your tax dollars go? Sophie breaks it all down in a fun, easy-to-understand video! Learn about the city budgeting process and how you can get involved. Watch now:
City Hall will be briefly closed from 10:00am to 12:00pm this Thursday, January 9th, 2025, so our employees may attend a training course. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.