SDD News
NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF THE AUDIT REPORT OF THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF DECATUR
The Sanitary District of Decatur hereby provides public notice that an audit of its funds for the period May 1, 2019 through April 30, 2020 has been made by the accounting firm of MCK CPAs & Advisors, and that a report of such audit dated December 8, 2020 has been filed with the County Clerk […]
Public Input Guidelines
The Sanitary District of Decatur welcomes Public Input during open meetings of the Board of Trustees. The District is required to conduct all business during public meetings. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide a forum for the public to provide input to the Board of Trustees during public meetings with reasonable predefined standards. […]
2020 Preliminary Property Tax Levy Estimate
The first step in the property tax levy process is developing an estimated tax levy, which establishes the total amount of taxes the Sanitary District plans to levy. If the preliminary estimate for certain funds is more that 105% of the previous year’s levy a public notice needs to be published in a local newspaper […]
2020 – Biosolids Land Application Bid Tabulations
The Sanitary District of Decatur opened bids on May 18, 2020 for our Land Application of Biosolids. Click HERE for a PDF of the 2020 Land Application of Biosolids Bid Tabulations. If you have any questions or would like your business added to the mailing list for the next chemical bid, please call David Collard at 217-422-6931 […]
2020 SDD Chemical Bid Tabulations
The Sanitary District of Decatur opened bids on March 29, 2019 for our chemicals. Click HERE for a PDF of the 2019 Chemical Bid Tabulations. If you have any questions or would like your business added to the mailing list for the next chemical bid, please call David Collard at 217-422-6931 ext. 214 or email at davidc@sddcleanwater.org.
Wipes Clog Pipes!
ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF DECATUR “Flushable” wipes will exit your toilet but can clog your plumbing as well as create problems for the sewer system leading to overflows and costly repairs. The reason is that the components that allow them to stay moist don’t allow them to break down like toilet […]