Water Repair Work
Residents on Vernon from Leonard to Chatham Road, Reed from Leonard to Chatham Road, and Corbin from Jerome to Reed will experience a loss of pressure due to water maintenance work today.
Residents on Vernon from Leonard to Chatham Road, Reed from Leonard to Chatham Road, and Corbin from Jerome to Reed will experience a loss of pressure due to water maintenance work today.
Boil order for West Grand Court and those residents on Fillmore affected by the Boil Order has been lifted as of 12:00 pm on August 16, 2023. No further need to boil water for consumption.
As of Monday August 14, 2023 residents who were notified on West Grand Ct. and Fillmore St. ARE STILL UNDER A BOIL ORDER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE! Once the Village of Jerome Water Department is able to lift the Boil Order each property affected will be notified.
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Due to current weather, Lake Springfield is stagnant and very warm. A perfect incubator for algae growth that causes taste and odor compounds. They are not harmful, but can give a dirty taste to the water. CWLP is feeding powdered activated carbon to help with the taste, but it will not remove it completely.
Copies of the information will be posted and available at the Village office.
During the week of June 20th, 2022 and the week of June 27th, 2022, the Jerome Public Works department will be exercising water main valves near your home or business. Proper distribution system maintenance ensures ease of repairs during an emergency situation. You may notice discoloration and possibly some sediment in your water. It is strongly recommended that you run a small amount of water in your bathtub to flush any sediment from your water system. There is no need to boil water or take any other action. Please see the attachments below for more information on flushing your home or business water system.
Only residents and businesses who are Village of Jerome Water customers will be affected. Thank you for your patience and understanding while we complete this critical maintenance. Contact the Public Works Department directly with any concerns.
Today crews will be working on repairing a water main along Glenn Avenue. Please use caution when driving in the area. Also please be aware that this work could result in sediment, possibly containing lead, in water service lines and faucet screens.
Today crews will be working on repairing a water main along Wabash Avenue. Please use caution when driving in the area. Also please be aware that this work could result in sediment, possibly containing lead, in water service lines and faucet screens.
On the week of June 21st,2021, and the week of June 28th, 2021, the Jerome Public Works
department will be flushing fire hydrants near your home or business. The Illinois Environmental
Protection Agency requires that all fire hydrants be tested and flushed on a twice-yearly basis.
This allows us to flush any sediment from valves, hydrants, and water mains, allowing for clean
healthy water.
You may notice discoloration and possibly some sediment in your water. You may want to run
a small amount of water in your bathtub to get any sediment out of your water system. There is
no need to boil water or take any other measures. It is recommended to run water from an
outdoor spigot or a bathtub faucet to clear your system of any discoloration or sediment. Please
see this website for instructions on flushing your home or business water system.
Hydrants will be flushed in zones in relation to the loop of Jerome’s water system. Zones are as
follows: Week 1 includes Zones 1 through 5. Week 2 is Zones 6 through 8
Thank you for your patience and understanding while we do our flushing and maintenance.
Any questions you may call Public Works directly.