The City of Greenville Drinking Water Distribution System uses ground water as the source of supply.  The ground water is pumped from seven (7) wells in a central well field located on the Southeast side of the City.  All seven wells are tapped into a single aquifer.   The water quality of the source is very high, and currently, the only treatment added is one part per million (ppm) of Fluoride to aide in the prevention of tooth decay. 

The Drinking Water Distribution System is a division
of our Public Services Department, and is staffed by
three, full-time system operators.  Two of the three operators are certified by the State of Michigan as
licensed Distribution System Operators. The
Distribution System Foreman and Public Works Director/Water Superintendent are both licensed Distribution System and Limited Treatment Operators. 
Our staff strives to continuously improve on our
knowledge and skills in the operation and maintenance
of the Drinking Water Distribution System. 

Water Distribution
System Improvement Project

The city has applied for stimulus funds through the State of Michigan Drinking Water Revolving Fund for several needed improvements to our distribution system. If we are successful in obtaining the funding, the project will begin in 2010.  The city is committed to protecting and improving the quality of our water and the service we provide to our customers.

IMPORTANT LINKS & INFORMATION
(click on the link below for more information)

•  Water and Sewer Rates
• City of Greenville, 2008 Consumer Confidence Report
• Cross Connection Ordinance

Greenville Water Department
213 East Fairplains Street
Greenville, Michigan 48838
(616) 754-5645
(616) 754-6320 - Fax
dpw@greenvillemi.org