Welcome to the Official Website of Ramah Water and Sanitation District

Regular Monthly Board meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7pm at the district office.

If your account is late/past due, RW&SD will mail a shut off notice to the address on the account (this is the only notice required), the late payment fee is $7.50 for the first occurence, $15 late fee for 2nd occurence and $25 for the 3rd time a bill payment is past the due date during the calender year. Once disconnect notice mailed the customer will have approximately 30 days to pay the full amount due (the past due month and the current month due) on the account or services will be disconnected by date on shut off notice. 

RW&SD provides customers in the Ramah area with water, sewage, and transfer station services.

Ramah Cemetery is now available online. There is a button in the upper right corner below bill payment, that button takes the customers to 2 different links. One link is to look at historical records for Ramah Cemetery, the other is to search what plots are available for sale. Staff is still working on updating some of the inventory, so if there is a mistake please email us. We will be working over the next 2 months to ensure our inventory is correct, this takes time, but we are truly grateful to provide our customers this new option. If a customer wants to purchase a plot, they will look online at what is available and make a request, that request will be sent to the office and we will contact the customer. One plot cost $550 (includes digging fee) and will need to paid with check or money order or cash in the office.

RW&SD Office Hours

UPDATED OFFICE HOURS 

OPEN Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 8am-5pm

Thursday open 9am-1pm

CLOSED FRIDAYS

FIX A LEAK AWARENESS

FIX A LEAK AWARENESS

March 03, 2025

As the weather transitions into spring, it's the perfect time to take stock of your home's plumbing system and safeguard against leaks.

Did you know that "Fix A Leak Week" is celebrated every March, highlighting the importance of detecting and repairing leaks to conserve water and prevent costly damage?

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