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Deferred Payment Agreement (DPA)
DPA forms are required to be filled out and signed by customers PRIOR to the due date of the current billing period. Customers can find the terms and conditions of DPA's on the form that is linked below.
Utility staff will confirm receipt of emailed forms with customers and that their provided terms are acceptable.
Where can I obtain a DPA?
- Village website
- Clerk’s office
Where can I submit my completed DPA?
- Drop Box
- Via email to b.tripp@villageofbloomfield.wi.gov
- Clerk’s office
Are You Moving?
Final meter readings are required when there is a change of owner or occupant (if the tenant is responsible for the payment). Request a change of service or call 262-279-6039 Ext 2 for an appointment for the reading. The final meter reading is necessary so that the resident receives an accurate final billing and the Village has the new owner or occupant's information on file.
Wastewater Utility
With so many household products being marketed as "flushable", the potential of using a toilet as a trash can has increased dramatically. While most items can indeed be "flushable" (including items we recover like cell phones, golf balls, keys and aquarium dwellers), they do pose issues with the pumps and equipment that are maintained by the utility.
Pump clogs and the subsequent clean out is one of the most unpleasant jobs that one can imagine, BUT fortunately with your help they can be almost entirely avoided.
Please remember that although there are many things that are truly "flushable", what they are not is degradable or pumpable.
ELIMINATING FATS, OIL AND GREASE (FOG) FROM THE COLLECTION SYSTEM
Customers typically don't focus much on what's being sent down the drain, until it's too late. Fats, oil and grease or FOG are materials that pose a long term issue to the health and functionality of private sewer laterals and Utility infrastructure.
Homeowners can follow these simple practices to reduce FOG in the sewers:
- Wipe greasy pots, pans and dishes with paper towel before washing, and throw toweling in the trash.
- Do not put used cooking oil, oil-based paints, motor oil, solvents or other chemicals down sewer lines.
Water Utility
Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR)
Annual Water Quality Reporting
The 1996 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) created a public information requirement for municipal water systems. The Village of Bloomfield Utility is required to annually publish a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) and to make a copy available to all water utility customers.
The report provides the results of water quality testing on the water system, along with information about the water supply from the most recently completed operational year. A summary of the contaminants tested are provided along with educational information regarding any potential health effects they may have on consumers.