The Town of Culver has contracted with HydroCorp to replace water meters throughout the town as part of an effort to make important system improvements.
Residents who receive a Culver utility bill should have received an email from HydroCorp requesting they schedule an appointment for their water meter replacement. To schedule an appointment, residents are asked to visit www.watermeterinstall.com and use the unique code provided in that email.
For those who need assistance scheduling their appointment, HydroCorp's Customer Care Team is available at 800-315-4305.
Town officials are asking for the community's cooperation and assistance as the work moves forward.
"We appreciate your cooperation and assistance as we work to make these important system improvements," said Karen Heim, Clerk-Treasurer for the Town of Culver.
For more information, contact the Town of Culver at 574-842-3140 or visit www.townofculver.org.
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