Water

Water Superintendent

Joshua Santiago
44 North Forest Street
Geneva, OH 44041

Phone: 440-466-4549
Fax: 440-466-5027
Billing Questions: 440-466-4675 (Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
After Hours & Weekend Emergencies: 440-466-1111

Backflow Prevention

Backflow Training
Backflow Prevention Brochure

Water Quality Reports

• 2023 Water Quality Report
• 2022 Water Quality Report
• 2021 Water Quality Report (bit.ly/3M2gNhw)
• 2020 Water Quality Report
• 2019 Water Quality Report
• 2018 Water Quality Report

Financial Assistance

The City of Geneva does not have Payment Plans for utility bills. Please contact one of the following agencies for financial assistance with your utility bills. Please contact one of the following agencies before your water is turned off.

Prevention, Retention & Contingency (PRC), water bill assistance if the household has children under the age of 18: 440-998-1110
Catholic Charities: 440-992-2121
Community Action Agency, assistance if the household has adults only: 440-997-5957
Salvation Army : 440-251-7478

How To Check For Leaks

Read your meter. In Geneva most meters are located inside the home or business. First ensure that all faucets and water using appliances are off, and then take a reading. Be sure to note the position of the dial as well as all numbers shown. Wait at least one hour, or overnight, then read again, if there is a difference then you have water moving through the meter.

Checking For Leaky Toilets

A toilet may be “leaking” and you will never know unless you complete this simple test; Take ordinary food coloring and apply several drops to the water in the tank. DO NOT use for at least one hour, or over night, if there is color in the bowl the toilet is leaking, most likely past the flap. The cost for a toilet repair kit usually does not exceed $25.00.

Also double check all faucets by leaving a cup or bucket under the tap over night. Even a slow drip can waste hundreds of gallons per month. Log onto the American Water Works Association web site at www.awwa.org/waterwiser to read up on water conservation issues and programs or click on the “waterwiser” icon to calculate water loss from a dripping faucet. These leaks can usually be corrected with a ¢25 washer and ten minutes time.

Tips To Conserve Water

• Take shorter showers.
• Only do full loads of wash.
• Run dishwasher when fully loaded.
• Water your lawn and garden at early AM.

Did You Know?

• A dripping faucet can easily waste 15 gallons or more in a 24hr period.
• A 1/16” opening can leak 943 gallons in a 24hr period /or 28,300 gallons per month.
• Toilets account for over 30% of all indoor ”leaks”- more than any other fixture or appliance.