Being Prepared for Winter
Annual Water Quality Report
Quality on Tap:
- 2019 Results
- 2018 Results
- 2017 Results
- 2016 Results
- 2015 Results
- 2014 Results
- 2013 Results
- 2012 Results
- 2011 Results
- 2010 Results
- 2009 Results
- 2008 Results
- 2007 Results
This report is intended to provide you with important information about your drinking water and the efforts made to provide safe drinking water. For more information regarding this report, contact the Nebraska City Utilities at (402) 873-3353. If you would like to observe the decision-making processes that affect drinking water quality, please attend the regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Public Works of Nebraska City, Nebraska.
Utility Flags & Markings
You have probably noticed small flags of various colors placed in the grass around town, in your yard or in your neighborhood? Sometimes the grass or ground is also marked with paint. So what does this mean?
It means someone is planning to do some digging in the area and they have called 811 to check the area for underground utilities such as water, sewer, gas, phone, electricity, etc… Then the area is marked with a flag or paint to indicate what utility is underground. If someone digs up a line, it could be detrimental, therefore it is required you call 811 before you dig.
Water Programs
Backflow and Cross Connection Program
The Nebraska City Utilities backflow and cross connection program was started in 1994 to ensure that our drinking water is protected from possible contamination. Our focus has been on identifying and isolating possible sources of contamination and pollution. To do this we have sent out surveys to all of our customers, both residential and commercial, to help us locate possible problems.
Water Conservation and Alert Plan
The Goal of the Board of Public Works is to remain vigilant and proactive in monitoring the water supply of the City of Nebraska City and to issue necessary alerts should they be necessary to maintain the integrity of the City’s Water System to deliver water necessary to maintain the Health and Well Being of the City of Nebraska City.