Liberty Pipeline Company

Please ensure that water meters are clear from debris and/or landscaping so they can be accessible and read accurately each month.  Fire Hydrants must also be cleared from weeds and snow. It is each member's responsibility to ensure Water Meters and Fire Hydrants are cleared.

A new Increment Water Conservation Rate Structure will be effective June 1, 2018.  The new rate structure has been added to the "Shareholders Documents."   Based on Utah Code, effective 5/10/2016, 73-10-32.5 Culinary water pricing structure is required.  A retail water provider shall; Establish a culinary water rate structure that Incorporates increasing block units of water used; and provides for an increase in the rate charged for additional block units of water used as usage increases from one block unit to the next; Provide in customer billing notices, or in a notice that is distributed to customers at least annual, block unit rates and the customer’s billing cycle; and Include individual customer water usage in customer billing notices. Enacted by Chapter 282, 2016 General Session

Shareholders who attended the Annual Shareholder Meeting held on April 12, 2018 were notified of costly repairs that are required on the Pressure Reducing Valves (PRV's) located throughout the Liberty Pipeline system.  In total, there are nine PRVs, six are in need of repair or replacement.  The Durfee Creek Rehabilitation Project has depleted the Company's available funds allocated for repairs.  In order to complete repairs and avoid a rate increase, a $125.00 assessment will be included with the April invoice that will be mailed out on May 3rd.  If you have questions, or concerns, you can contact the Board members through this website.

The 2018 LPC votes have been finalized by the Voting Inspectors.  The results are as follows: Mitch Holmes has been re-elected and will continue to serve as the President of Liberty Pipeline Company. Jami Hadlock has been re-elected and will continue to as serve as Treasurer. Telford Meyers has been elected to serve as an officer of the company. The current Board members also include Dave Mills, who is serving as Vice President and Matt Bailey, who was elected by Board majority to fill the position left vacant by Pen Hollist resigning on March 7, 2018.

On August 24, 2017 Michael Rhodes announced his retirement from the LPC Board.  LPC appreciates his 20+ years of dedication and service to provide high quality water service while ensuring fiscal responsibility, ethical conduct, and environmental stewardship.  LPC welcomes our new member of the Board, Dave Mills.  He joins our company with 40 years of experience in Civil and Environmental Engineering.  His credentials also include Certification for Drinking Water System Operator, completion of Water Plant Operator Course, has taught the American Water Works Association (AWWA) course for several years, in addition to designing and overseeing the construction of several small drinking water plants. Current members of the Board now include:  Mitch Holmes, Pen Hollist, John Gally, Jami Hadlock, and Dave Mills.

The LPC Board majority approved the $510,000.00 bid to restore the Durfee Creek Well and add a filtration system.  Please refer to meeting notes for additional information. Note: The Durfee Creek Well rehabilitation and filtration system has been completed and is currently in use.  The final cost to complete this project is $609,000.00.

Liberty Pipeline Company is pleased to announce the option to pay online using PayClix.  Through PayClix, you can now securely view and pay your water bill online using an eCheck or Credit/Debit Card.  You can also set-up automatic payments, so you will never be late on paying again. To get started with PayClix today, please visit:  https://payclix.com/LibertyPipelineCompany . Please note that you need to be aware that the system will process your payment by first attempting to collect the $1.39 PayClix fee followed by the amount due to Liberty Pipeline Company. Should the payment to Liberty Pipeline Company fail for any reason the PayClix fee transaction will be voided.  However, due to the way debit cards work over the internet it will take an estimated 4 business days for the funds to be returned to the bank account they were debited from. This issue also applies to pre-paid credit cards, as well with pre-paid credit cards you may incur transaction fees from t...