Utilities Information
  • Water, sewer, and refuse are provided by the City of Oakley.
  • A utility billing agreement is required for all utility services and must have all information filled in. 
  • A picture ID is required and applicant must be 18 years of age or older.
  • Renters must have the owner’s signature before transfer of utilities.
  • All previous bills owed to the City of Oakley must be paid before utilities are connected.
  • No utilities will be provided before a utility agreement is completed and turned in to the City Office


PDF Forms:
Utility Billing and Service Agreement
Utility Payment Agreement
Direct Withdrawal for Utilities
Levelized Utility Pay Plan & Levelized Utility Payment Terms
Utility Readout Request



Billing cycle:
-Utility meters are read between the 17th and 22nd of each month with bills going out the last working day of the month.
-All bills are due the 15thof the following month.  If not paid by the 15th a penalty of 10% is added and if not paid by the last working day of the month utilities will be disconnected.

Reconnect:
-Reconnect fees are $40.00 plus tax for reconnected during business hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  After hour, weekend or holiday reconnect is $100.00 plus tax.
-Utility Payment Agreements are available if a customer is unable to pay.  A customer is allowed only three per year, with no twoin a row.  Default of an agreement will result in immediate disconnect.

Level Payment:
-Levelized Utility Payment Plan calculates a year of usage history into a monthly payment.  This is done every October.

 

City Headlines


  • Stay cool with a visit to our pool this summer.  Located at Annie Oakley Park and open daily from 1pm-5pm!
  • In a landslide decision (nearly 80% voted in favor), the public voted to add a .5% sales tax to pay for street improvements in the City of Oakley.  Look for work to begin about this time next year after we have had time to accumulate funds!
  • All of the hard work paid off, and it paid off big time!!  The City has been awarded $500,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds by the Kansas Department of Commerce  to help pay for our new waste water treatment plant!