Utilities

1801 Main St
Atchison,
KS, 66002
(913) 367-5561
(913) 367-5531
Office Hours: M-F 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
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Clinton McNemee
Public Works & Utilities Director
913-367-5561
clintonm@cityofatchison.com

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About Us

The Utilities Department provides citizens and businesses of Atchison with safe and reliable water and wastewater services.

In partnership with the City Finance Department, we provide water services to approximately 4,300 customers in Atchison in addition to surrounding rural water districts.

Atchison is fortunate to have a plentiful supply of water drawn upstream from the Missouri River. The hard-working men and women of our utility crews oversee the process of producing clean water from stream to tap and processing treated wastewater. This includes maintaining our facilities at the water and wastewater treatments plants, pump stations, water towers, and the distribution and collection systems throughout town.

Our Mission

Critical to our continued offering of clean and efficient water and wastewater systems is constant planning efforts that ensure we have the correct equipment, technology, and resources to continue producing a sustainable water supply.

In the generations to come, Atchison will also continue to address its combined sewer overflow (CSO) separation to demonstrate good stewardship alongside our partners at the Kansas Department of Health & Environment (KDHE) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Water Service Line Inventory

The City of Atchison maintains an inventory of service line materials, primarily identifying the service line materials (e.g. copper, plastic, galvanized metal…etc.).  The city portion of a service line starts at the water main and ends at the meter, and the customer’s service line begins at the meter and ends at the point(s) of usage (e.g. house, business, hydrant, irrigation…etc.).

The latest update of the inventory can be viewed or downloaded at the following link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ESoAilUqBVJjH-dv-SEKsQcMmQry_8Y/view?usp=drive_link