Wednesday, December 11, 2019 @ 6:00 pm – Special
Monday, December 16, 2019 @ 7 pm – Regular
Monday, December 23, 2019 Rescheduled to 12/16/2019
Island Update
2019 Thanksgiving Holiday Closing and Solid Waste Schedule
In observance of Thanksgiving Day and the day after Thanksgiving, we will be closed on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29, 2019.
Solid Waste services Thanksgiving week are as follows:
- Monday and Tuesday: Regular collection services
- Wednesday: Weds & Thurs collection services
- Thursday and Friday: No collection services
- Regular garbage/debris collection will resume Monday, December 2, 2019.
If you have a Wastewater emergency, please call 843.795.2345.
JIPSD will be closed Monday, November 11, 2019
In observance of this important holiday, JIPSD offices will be closed Monday, November 11th.
Solid Waste collection will occur one day later than your regularly scheduled day.
Unusually High Sewer Bill?
UNUSUALLY HIGHER SEWER BILL CONSIDERATIONS
JIPSD bills for sewer after the water has been consumed so consider the following information and have a calendar handy to review your dates. Your bill includes important information to help you determine your usage and when it increased. Look for the following information: Gallons (ccfs) used and the number of days in this time frame.
THESE ITEMS CAN INCREASE YOUR WATER USAGE AND AFFECT YOUR BILL:
- Is your irrigation system tied into your residential line?
- Did you increase the amount of time you watered your lawn or garden?
- Have you filled a pool?
- Are your irrigation system timer settings too long or too often?
- Have you had any work done in the home or on your property?
- Have you had any work done on your irrigation system?
- Have you watered any new sod or landscaping?
- Have you had any visitors for a period of time?
- Have you power-washed the home or driveway?
- Have you replaced hot water heaters?
- Do you have an inflatable pool or hot tub?
Typically, if your readings return to more normal on your next bill it is likely that it was one of these reasons or another simple explanation that caused the increase and not a leak.
If you think it remains high, you may have a leak and should contact a plumber to investigate. Meters are imported monthly from Charleston Water System meter reads and neither can tell you the exact day and time that high usage occurs within any given cycle.