Water & Sewer
Boss and Sons Environmental, LLC
Office: 616-896-8376 ext. 1006
Email: sboss@twp.jamestown.mi.us
Hours: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm
Water & Sewer Administrative Assistant: Maureen Carmody
Emergency Phone:
- Steve Boss 616-848-0968
- Brian Boss 616-930-8575
Steve Boss
Superintendent
Water & Sewer
Brian Boss
Operator
Water & Sewer
Ways to Pay your Water & Sewer Bill
ONLINE:
Pay your utility bill Online with BS&A. Simply look up your bill by address, select your property, and make a payment. Click HERE to pay your bill online.
AUTOPAY:
Simplify life with Autopay! Available NOW!
With Autopay, our recurring payment program, your quarterly utility payment is automatically drafted from your bank account.
- No more worrying about due dates, late fees, or having your service stopped.
- Payments from a checking or savings account are accepted.
- No service fees to residents.
- Safe and secure.
To securely return your Autopay Form submit only to Brian or Maureen at the Township Office.
Water & Sewer Standard Construction Requirements
1. Jamestown Specs Introduction
Water & Sewer Service Connection
With the exception of the Water Sewer Application for Subdivision Only, all other service connections need to be manually calculated by the department staff. Contact the Water & Sewer Department at (616) 896-8376 or email for all connection requests or changes in service.
Consumer Confidence Report
Jamestown’s Consumer Confidence Report gives you a complete water quality report on your drinking water.
Utility Payment Assistance
Unable to pay your water/sewer bill? The Ottawa County Community Action Agency may be able to help. Click HERE for more information.
Power and Streetlight Outages
Is a streetlight burned out or flickering in your neighborhood? Or are you experiencing a power outage? Report these concerns directly to Consumers Energy’s online Outage Center or by calling 1-800-477-5050. The Outage Center is an easy and effective way to report a power or streetlight outage, and check the repair status.
Gas, Electric, Cable or Telephone Concerns
Residents who have been unable to resolve gas, electric, cable or telephone complaints with their provider may file an inquiry or complaint with the Michigan Public Service Commission. The MPSC website also includes a current listing of video/cable providers in Michigan.
Internet service or satellite television complaints, and inquiries regarding the National Do Not Call Registry, should be directed to the Federal Trade Commission.