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Welcome to Bond Madison Water Company!

We provide clean potable water to our
members at the lowest possible cost.

Pay your bill

No Charge to Pay Your Bill Online with Bank Account Info or with your Debit or Credit Card. Accepting Discover, MasterCard and Visa. As of 3/1/22 NO Longer Accepting American Express.Call the Office to get your Log In and to set up your BMWC password. Meters will be read on or about the 25th of each month. Payment will be overdue the MORNING of the 18th day of each month. There will be a ten percent (10%) late charge added to each bill that is unpaid after the due date.

To Start service

Click on above icon to access transfer form. Please fill out in its entirety, initial where indicated, sign and please mail back to us or you may put it in our nightly drive thru drop box. (You may skip the section/township info) The $ 25.00 transfer fee will be included in your first month’s billing. Completed form can be emailed to lori@bondmadison.com, but THE ORIGINALLY SIGNED FORM MUST be received in our office for our files. If this originally signed form is not rec’d in our office within 10 days of service start, We will lock the meter/turn water off until the originally signed form is rec’d in the office.

Report a problem

During business hours, to report a Non-Emergency Leak or Water Waste, please send email to lori@bondmadison.com For any emergency situation, please call Marty at Phone#618-593-6225. Email is not monitored after work hours.

Click the "Report" Icon to view your BMWC 2023 ANNUAL WATER QUALITY REPORT
Click on above “report” icon to view your 

BMWC 2023 ANNUAL WATER QUALITY REPORT

or go to Water Education tab on our website and

 drop down to Annual Water Quality Report

or paste this into your browser: https://bondmadison.com/2023ccr/

BMWC 2023 ANNUAL WATER QUALITY REPORT

Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs), also known as water quality reports or drinking water quality reports, provide you with important information about the quality of your drinking water.The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires every community water supplier to provide a CCR to its customers.

This report is designed to inform you about the quality of water delivered to you over the past year.  If you have any questions about this report or concerning your water utility, please contact our water supply operator, Marty Landmann at 618-669-2861 or attend any of our regularly scheduled meetings. They are held at 7:00 p.m. on the second Monday of each month at the Water Company office, 103 Park Street, Pocahontas.

Bond Madison Water Company purchases your water from Illinois American Water Company.  This water is piped from the Granite City Water Treatment Plant which receives water from the Mississippi River.  The Granite City distribution system also has an interconnection with the East St. Louis distribution system.  Water is routinely supplied to the Granite City system through that connection.  A source water assessment has been completed by the Illinois EPA and a copy is available upon request by contacting Jamie Gough, Illinois American’s Water Quality Supervisor, at 618-250-8723. To view a summarized version of the completed Source Water Assessments you may access the IEPA website at http://www.dataservices.epa.illinois.gov/swap/factsheets.aspx.

IEPA considers all surface water sources of community water supply to be susceptible to potential pollution problems, hence, the reason for mandatory treatment for all surface water supplies in Illinois.  Mandatory treatment includes coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection.

Bond Madison Water Company routinely monitors for contaminants in your drinking water according to Federal and State laws.  The first table in this report shows the results of Illinois American’s monitoring for the period of January 1st to December 31st, 2023, at their Granite City supply. Because customers may at times receive water from the East St. Louis supply, the second table contains the monitoring information from that distribution system.  The third table includes the system monitoring data for Bond Madison Water Company for the same period.

You can now view your 2023 Annual Water Quality Report at: https://bondmadison.com/2023ccr/

For a paper copy, call 618-669-2861 or Email marty@bondmadison.com or

 send your request in writing to: Bond Madison Water Co., P.O. Box 287, Pocahontas, IL 62275

COMBAT USPS DELAYS with Paperless Billing and Electronic Payments!

It is no secret that delays within the United States Postal Service system have created issues for individuals and businesses alike. We recognize that your water usage billing has been impacted by these shipping delays which can lead to unnecessary late fee charges, and we want to alleviate that stress as much as possible. We have a simple solution: paperless billing and electronic ACH 10th of the month payments! While we know some customers are committed to sending checks and receiving invoices by mail, we are encouraging everyone to consider utilizing our paperless billing and electronic payment options as an alternative during these uncertain times.

Emailed Paperless Billing

Shipping delays have made receiving your invoice by mail unreliable. Signing up for paperless billing means your invoice will be in your inbox 18-20 days before your payment is due. All you have to do is contact our office and we will take care of setting up paperless billing for you. We offer automatic 10th of the month ACH withdrawals. Payments can be linked to your checking account, debit, or credit card. The variety of electronic payment options offered will allow you to avoid having to send out a check via mail altogether. This means faster processing times and ultimately, fewer headaches for you.

To take matters in your own hands, you may pay each month by making your own payment.

Step 1: Call Lori @ the office to get set up with a log in & Password.

Step 2: Go to: www.bondmadison.com

Step 3: Click or tap on “Pay Online” at the right top of your screen.

Step 4: Sign into your account

Step 5: Pay your bill securely via debit, credit card or directly from your bank account.

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To pay by phone:

Step 1: Call 618-669-2861

Step 2: Pay your bill via debit or credit card or directly from your bank account.

Business Office Hours; Mon-Thurs, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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Pay at our office:

Drop off check payment 24/7 to drop slot in drive thru @ 103 Park Street, Pocahontas

Pay your bill via debit or credit card, cash or check or directly from your bank account.

These payments can be processed @ 103 Park Street-Pocahontas Business Office Hours; Mon-Thurs, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The past year continues to impact many of the services the United States Postal Service offers. It has also had a monumental impact on the way we do business. Our one true goal has always stayed the same, and that is to be there for our customers. That is why features like our paperless billing, electronic payment and self-controlled online payment options exist—to help make your life easier and alleviate potential worries and unnecessary late fees. We cannot control delays within the Postal Service, but we can control how we do business. Consider trying out one of our electronic payment options during these uncertain times!

We are so appreciative of last year’s grant funds.

Popular book series work great in this 2 tiered carousel that has saved a lot of space for our expanding library!

Thanks again,
Miss Tina
Pocahontas Librarian 

First of all I want to say “Thank you” for the Round Up donation.  It is greatly appreciated. With the money we raise we buy gas cards to get applicants to doctors appointments and treatments.  If an applicant needs a ride to treatments we have a couple different avenues open to us and we pay the bill.  We buy IGA and Wayne’s cards to help with groceries.  We also help with co-payments and some medical bills.  In the past twenty years we have helped at least 250 families. We just had our Celebration of Life on Saturday September 16th.  There were over 400 luminaries set up remembering family and friends that had cancer.  I am attaching a photo in another email.  On Thursday September 21st we have the survivor dinner free to all cancer survivors and their caregivers that wish to come. 
Again Thank you for the donation.
Karen Kessinger Applicant Liason LRCF

On behalf of the Simple Room families, kids and staff THANK YOU for your generous support of our summer program, Project 24. Gifts like yours help us to provide meaningful summer experiences for kids, Kin-8th grade.  We also employ H.S. students to help us run the program and gifts help us to pay these students. Our summer program offers classes three times a week in the following subjects: reading, math, typing, recreation. We also offer the following electives once a week: art, STEM projects, garden, hiking, frisbee, volleyball, scrapbooking, baking, science, international club and basketball. Thanks again!

Hannah Cowman

Director of Development

The Simple Room

Below are some pictures from the ArtBus event held at the Rte 66 creamery in Hamel that Bond Madison’s Rounding Up contribution helped us to fund! Our featured project that day turned card board strips and up-cycled bottle caps and beads to make animal ‘clackers’ or noise makers. Our motto at the MAC is ‘Art to All.’ With the ArtBus we are able to promote creative development and provide art education opportunities in smaller communities that are often overlooked. Thank you so much for making what we do possible! 

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Macoupin Art Collective
115 E Main St
Staunton, IL 62088
(618)635-2015 macart.org

Thanks to the generosity of our Bond Madison Water Company (BMWC) members, $4550.00 has been given back to Not for Profit and Charitable organizations in our general service territory since the program’s inception in 2020.

Rounding up for your Community is just what its name implies. Rounding up funds are generated through a voluntary rounding up of members’ water bills to the nearest dollar. This change is used to assist and provide monetary assistance to not for profit/charitable organizations in our service area.

For those who participate in Rounding up program, the rounding up results in an average donation of approximately $ 6.00 per year. No contribution will exceed $ 12.00 per account per year. We hope every BMWC member will participate. When more members contribute, more help can be given! If you would like to participate in the payment rounding program, please email: lori@bondmadison.com or by simply checking the box on your payment remittance stub.

2023 Rounding up for your Community $$ have been awarded to:

Pocahontas School Library

Bond County Core Community (YCM)

Pocahontas Little League

Pleasant Mound Community Center

The Simple Room

Bond County Humane Society

Partners for Pets Humane Society

Macoupin Art Collective

Leaps of Love

Lemuel Rhodes Cancer Foundation

Bond County Law Enforcement Assoc.

If you are an organization that needs assistance, please apply for $$. Applications can be completed by tax-exempt organizations/charity groups.

Blank applications are available by clicking icon above where indicated. Completed applications can be submitted by:

Mailing to – BMWC, P.O. Box 287, Pocahontas, IL 62275

Congratulations to our 2023 Round Up Recipients-The Pocahontas Little League, YCM (Bond County Core Community), Pleasant Mound Community Center, The Simple Room, Bond County Humane Society, Partners for Pets Humane Society, Macoupin Art Collective, Pocahontas School Library, Leaps of Love, Lemuel Rhodes Cancer Foundation and Bond County Law Enforcement Association.

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Congratulations to our 2022 Round Up Recipients-The Simple Room, Bond County Senior Citizens Center Food Pantry, Bond County Humane Society, Pleasant Mound Community Center and Leaps of Love.

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Congratulations to our 2021 Round Up Recipients-Bond County Senior Citizens Center, The Simple Room, The Pokey UMC Food Bank, The Pocahontas Little League, Sorento Food Pantry, Pleasant Mound Community Center and Immanual Lutheran Church.

BMWC Treasurers Reporting
2024 Rounding up for your Community Annual Meeting Update
A Gigantic Crowd at March 5, 2024 Annual Meeting
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