Water
NEW SERVICE
The Town of Bargersville Water Utility currently serves 13,140 customers in the Bargersville, Greenwood and Franklin area of White River and Union Township of Johnson County Indiana. The Town has two (2) water plants and the current design capacity is 11 million gallons a day. Average daily production is 6.5 million gallons a day. The Town is currently members of Alliance of Indiana Rural Water, American Water Works Association, and Indiana Rural Water Association.
If you are moving into an existing residence or structure located within our service area, you will need to contact our office to have utility service started in your name. We will need a completed application and the address of the property. If your new residence or business is served by both Bargersville’s water and electric, it will only be necessary to complete one (1) application for utility service.
By law, we have three (3) business days to complete your request for service. Emergency services such as water main leaks or natural disaster takes priority over new service connections.
The Town of Bargersville Water Utility currently serves 13,140 customers in the Bargersville, Greenwood and Franklin area of White River and Union Township of Johnson County Indiana. The Town has two (2) water plants and the current design capacity is 11 million gallons a day. Average daily production is 6.5 million gallons a day. The Town is currently members of Alliance of Indiana Rural Water, American Water Works Association, and Indiana Rural Water Association.
If you are moving into an existing residence or structure located within our service area, you will need to contact our office to have utility service started in your name. We will need a completed application and the address of the property. If your new residence or business is served by both Bargersville’s water and electric, it will only be necessary to complete one (1) application for utility service.
By law, we have three (3) business days to complete your request for service. Emergency services such as water main leaks or natural disaster takes priority over new service connections.