Water and Sewer

Water/Sewer Department
Superintendent – Tim Kading
Contact by Phone: 269-465-5407
By Fax:  269-465-4208

 By Email:  bridgmanwater@comcast.net

 Water/Sewer Utility Billing

Water/Sewer bill payments may be made in person at City Hall during regular business hours of 8:30 am – 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday (except holidays), by mail or through auto-debit.  In addition, we also accept payments using your credit or debit card. Payments with a credit or debit card must be made in person at City Hall.  After regular business hours, please utilize the “Night Deposit” box located within the vestibule of City Hall (inside the first set of doors on the left).

Contact City Hall for payment options or any questions you may have regarding your water/sewer utility bill at (269)465-5144.

For general questions or concerns, contact Tim Kading, the Water/Sewer Superintendent.

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Landlord/Tenant Notice

Information on Lawn Watering

Bridgman Water Tower

Bridgman Water Tower

Water Source: Lake Michigan
Capacity: 1,400,000 GPD

Sewer System Type: Galien River Sanitary District
Capacity: 600,000 GPD Surplus

The Bridgman water system was originally constructed between 1927 and 1929. The current Water treatment plant and buried intake were constructed in 1958. The treatment process includes, filtration and chlorination. Chemicals added to the water include chlorine for disinfection, fluoride for dental health, and alum as a primary coagulant.

The Water Dept. staff includes four full time employees. All four operators are licensed by the State of Michigan as Surface Water Treatment Operators and are required by the state to maintain minimum Continuing Educational Credits.

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Protect Our Water

The City of Bridgman is committed to keeping our creeks and Lake Michigan healthy and clean. Find out more about watershedswhat you can do to protect water resources and how illicit discharges pollute our water. Find out more about Lake Michigan, the 6th largest freshwater lake in the world!

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