Services

Administration Office

The Administration Office oversees the cities’ water and wastewater utilities and monitors the operations and maintenance contracts with private sector firms related to these facilities. The main focus is to oversee the operation of the water and wastewater services including financial management, capital improvements planning and environmental compliance.

We are here to assist customers with questions, concerns, explaining fees and processes, daily and monthly reporting, calculating water and sewer charges for billing, creating finals and new accounts, creating daily work orders for collection & distribution technicians, pull down electronic meter readings, and entering adjustments etc.

Related responsibilities include serving as the environmental office for the cities on regional efforts to address environment and/or regulatory compliance issues including the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, and the Resource Recovery Act.

Water Treatment Plant

Kemmerer - Diamondville Water Treatment Plant and Distribution Facilities are two departments, performing complementary functions: The Water Utility is responsible for the cleaning, testing, and pumping potable water to and through the distribution system for domestic, commercial, industrial, and fire protection use in the Kemmerer & Diamondville.

The Water Utility draws water from the Hamsfork River. Water is pumped from the river to the Water Filtration Plant. After going through the filtration and disinfection process at the plant, the water is then sent into the water distribution system.

Annual Water Quality Report
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Wastewater Treatment Plant

Kemmerer - Diamondville Wastewater Treatment Plant and Collection Facilities are two departments, performing complementary functions:

Wastewater Treatment Plant treats both Cities sewage before it is then release back into the Hamsfork River cleaner than the rivers water.
The Collection Facility maintains all sanitary sewers throughout both Cities.

The K - D Wastewater Treatment Plant serves approximately 1,400 metered customers and has a flow capacity of 1.43 million gallons per day.

Flushable Wipes
really aren't Flushable!

The video below provides an excellent explanation of why so-called flushable wipes are harmful to the public sewage system. The fact is, they do not break down as the name would lead you to believe, they actually cause millions of dollars of damage across the United States every year. These wipes combine with other debris and grease in the sewer system and form large clogs that have to be removed by city sewer crews. These wipes often combine with other wipes in a sewage pump station and clog the pumps.
Please watch the video and have a laugh, but remember that while the presentation is funny, the damage caused by flushable wipes is not.

*** Wipes locked up this lift station pump. ***
Please do not flush wipes down the toilet. The damage you prevent and the costs you avoid, may be your own.

Distribution & Collection

The Distribution & Collection Utility maintains and repairs the water distribution system, sewer collection system, as well as the elevated water storage tanks and towers. It is also responsible for maintaining and reading water meters for billing purposes.

Kemmerer-Diamondville
Water & Wastewater Joint Powers Board
P.O. Box 1020
1004 Elk Street
Kemmerer, WY 83101
(307) 877-2261