Welcome to the Official Website of Public Water Supply District #15 of Jackson County

Our Mission

At Public Water Supply District #15 of Jackson County, we are committed to providing safe, high-quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation. Through responsible management, ongoing system improvements, and a dedication to sustainability, we strive to protect our water resources today and for future generations.

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*NEW - Important Announcement

As of January 2022, Missouri Department of Natural Resources has increased the Primacy fee rate. The prorated amount will reflect on the June 2022 water bill. The prorated rate for 2021-2022 is $4.52. This rate will then increase to the new rate of $5.28 in 2023. The primacy fee is a one time a year fee required by the State of Missouri for testing of safe water.

 

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Seasonal Information

Use either of the phone numbers below to contact us:
816-697-5472 or 816-697-1824
7:30am to 4:00pm - Mon - Fri
13213 S Lone Jack-Lees Summit Rd
 Lees Summit MO  64086-9169
Click here to locate our office >
After hours, weekends or Holidays (emergencies only) call the office number (816) 697-5472.  Press 2 and leave a message.          
                            

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Public Water Supply District #15 of Jackson County Launches a Brand New Website! Subscribe Today!

January 05, 2026

We are excited to announce that our new website has launched and includes all the information our community needs related to their water service. Check back, as we will be adding information often. Subscribe to receive news and alerts via email and text. Let us know what you think!

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Fix a Leak Week 2026: Spring Into Action and Save Water at Home and in Your Lawn

March 01, 2026

What is Fix a Leak Week?

Fix a Leak Week, held annually by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and their WaterSense program, is a week dedicated to raising awareness about the significant amount of water wasted due to household and outdoor leaks. Each year, the event encourages homeowners to inspect their plumbing systems and fixtures for leaks and to take action to repair them. This is especially timely in the spring, as many homeowners begin to spend more time outdoors and prepare their homes for the warmer months ahead.

Fix a Leak Week 2026: Spring Into Action and Save Water at Home and in Your Lawn

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