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TWSI has updated statewide and Williamson County bonding rates effective September 1st (October 1st billing cycle) to reflect the latest TRA mandated true-up. These rates are expected to remain in effect until the next true-up period, which is currently projected to be the same time in 2013.
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As of April 1, 2012, Utility Customers will be able to manage their account online! This includes checking their balance, viewing payment history, and making online payments. It's all part of our newly enhanced customer care section of the site. Give it a try by clicking the link below.
• Try it out
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Did you know that, as a public utility, Tennessee Wastewater is regulated by the Tennessee Regulatory Authority on matters of tariff policy, service territory, and customer protection? Find out more about the TRA by visiting state.tn.us/tra.
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A piece on Adenus (our parent company) was recently aired on select TV stations across the southeast. If you missed it, you can watch it by clicking the link below.
• Watch the spot
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On-Site Systems was formed in 1993 to accomodate the utility needs of the emerging decentralized wastewater industry in Tennessee. In the early years, regulators and developers were slow to accept the decentralized model that On-Site Systems was looking to provide. Since the late 90s, regulatory support for decentralized wastewater in Tennessee has increased. On-Site Systems established the first standards in Tennessee for professionally operating and maintaining wastewater systems through refining the technology and developing a Quality Control/Quality Assurance (QA/QC) Program.
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In 2003, On-Site Systems became Tennessee Wastewater Systems to better reflect the service territory the utility was serving. Tennessee Wastewater has grown considerably since that time, reflecting the acceptance of decentralized wastewater as a viable solution in the marketplace. Tennessee Wastewater is the largest decentralized wastewater utility in the state in terms of customer base, permitted systems, systems in operation, and service territory footprint. It is the flagship utility for our industry and has created the blueprint for sustainability that many other utility districts, municipalities and service providers have since adopted. As Tennessee Wastewater approaches its 20th anniversary, we are reminded of the strides our industry has made and anticipate a very bright future in the years ahead.
| (pictured above): the current Adenus office on Aviation Pkwy |
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