PUBLIC WORKS

The Public Works Department is located at 5 Sun Air Drive. The Public Works Department handles water, sewer, gas, garbage, streets, and other general maintenance.

Public Works Department- 662-454-9792

New Services- 662-454-3381

Garbage is collected for the West Side of Highway 25 on Wednesdays and the East Side of Highway 25 plus Golden is picked up on Thursdays excluding holidays. We will always update on city social media when holidays interfere with garbage pickup.

Water Deposit $150

Water Line Connection Fee $500

Sewer Tap $100

Gas Deposit Home Owner $150

Gas Deposit Renter $200

Gas Line Connection Fee $450

Deposits and line connection fees for new installation include 20' of water piping and 100' of gas piping installed to the property line. If the new install exceeds 100', there will be an additional fee for the installation to cover the cost of materials.

PAY YOUR UTILITY BILL ONLINE

Link below will route you to our third party company that accepts payments on our behalf.

PAY UTILITY BILL

SET UP UTILITY BILL ON MONTHLY BANK DRAFT

Monthly bank drafts come out on the 15th of each month.

MONTHLY BANK DRAFT FORM

natural gas recognition & response

Natural Gas Recognition and Response starts with you

Natural gas pipeline leaks or failures are rare, but an informed public can help prevent emergencies and minimize potential damage or injury in the unlikely event of an accident by knowing how to recognize and report pipeline problems.

Public Awareness & Damage Prevention

The City of Belmont recognizes that Safety, Health and Environmental Stewardship are every employee’s responsibility. Protection of human safety and health and the environment will come first, no matter how urgent the job, project, or commercial interest. Our goal and commitment is to use superior standards and policies for the benefit of everyone who is a part of our operations or lives in the communities in which we operate. These principles are the foundation of our safety and environmental policies at the City of Belmont.

How to Identify A Leak

The following signs may indicate a natural gas pipeline leak or failure:

SIGHT: A dense fog, mist, or white cloud, bubbling in water and creeks, or blowing dust and discolored or dying vegetation.

SMELL: Natural Gas is odorless, so a rotten egg odor is added to aid in leak detection.

SOUND: Whistling, hissing, or roaring noise.

WHAT TO DO IF A LEAK OCCURS

DO: leave the home, building or area
of any suspected leak.
DO: call Belmont City Hall 24/7 emergency number
662-454-3381
DO: warn other to stay out of the area

WHAT NOT TO DO IF A LEAK OCCURS

DO NOT: touch, breathe, or contact the
leak.
DO NOT: light a match, turn on or off
light switches, use a home
phone or cell or do anything
that may create a spark.
DO NOT: attempt to extinguish a natural
gas fire.
DO NOT: attempt to operate any valves.