News Article

The Town of Eaton will hold public hearings at the March 19th and April 16th Town Board Meetings regarding the final rate study done for our water utility by a third party firm called Stantec. The study can be found using the document link below:

Eaton Water Rate Technical Memorandum

The Town will be turning on the non-potable water systems beginning April 15th barring any adverse weather that would require a delay.

Water is a resource we sometimes take for granted in a state that often experiences droughts. A large portion of the water we use is for outdoor irrigation for our lawns and gardens. This is why we must be thoughtful about our outdoor water use to ensure we are protecting the resource for the future.

Residential Customers

Both non-potable irrigation customers and customers on potable water within the Town of Eaton have the following watering restrictions:

New Carts

Delivery of two new 96-gallon, wheeled carts - trash and recycling - began the week of Sept. 16. If you have not received your carts by Sept. 27, please call WM at (800) 796-9696.

New Pricing

The below charges for trash and recycling will be in effect at the end of September.

Sanitation and Recycling Fee:

Waste Management will begin delivering your new, free of charge, wheeled, 96-gallon trash and recycling (yellow lid) carts the week of Sept. 16 through Sept. 27. If you have not received your carts by Sept. 27, please call WM at (800) 796-9696.

Residents will be receiving a welcome packet in the mail outlining new service details. It will include, among other details, instructions for a trash cart pickup day where Waste Management will collect old unwanted cans.

Town of Eaton government offices will be closed on Monday September 2nd for the Labor Day Holiday. Trash and recycling services will be delayed by one day in observance of Labor Day.

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Water is a resource we sometimes take for granted in a state that often experiences droughts. A large portion of the water we use is for outdoor irrigation for our lawns and gardens. This is why we must be thoughtful about our outdoor water use to ensure we are protecting the resource for the future.

Residential Customers

Both non-potable irrigation customers and customers on potable water within the Town of Eaton have the following watering restrictions:

The Eaton Town Board will host a special session on Tuesday, July 30th at the Board Chambers to discuss town-wide watering restrictions. The Town is committed to protecting our water resources and encouraging the responsible use of those resources.

The two resolutions being considered are as follows: