Grady County Rural Water District #3

PWS ID: OK2002607

 

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We're Hiring!!!!!!

Class D Waterworks Operator (Full time)

Reserve Operator (As needed)

CPA/Billing Clerk/Bookkeeper (Consolidated)

Lawyer (Titles 82, 25, 51, 40 & RROO required)

Click on Forms above and download a job application.

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Employee Handbook.

 

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Water meters are read on or around the 25th of every month.

Bills are due on the 1st and must be paid by the 10th to avoid a $5.00 late fee.

 

Service will be disconnected on the 15th and $25.00 will be charged for restoration.

 

Water deposit or membership fee is $350.

 

A new water meter costs $1,500.00.

 

Mail payments to:

 

RWD 3

PO Box 87

Bradley, OK 73011

(405) 462-7595

 

Residential Minimum $48.00
Business Minimum $63.25
Post Office Minimum $93.25
Additional 1,000 gal $15.00 per 1,000 gallons

 

Water Rate Schedule

 

Any person aggrieved by the service furnished or rates charged by the rural water district shall have the right to petition said grievance from the decision or action of the rural water district, to the district court wherein the district was formed, and upon said petition being filed, the district court shall hear the petition de novo, and is empowered to make such orders as may be necessary and proper (82 O.S. § 1273). The filing fee for Civil Miscellaneous is $164.14.

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Annual accountant reports are submitted to the State Auditor by July 01, ending the fiscal year on October 31. Reports must be filed within 6 months.

Accountant's Report 2024

Accountant's Report 2023 (Missing)

Accountant's Report 2022 (Missing)

Accountant's Report 2021 (Missing)

Accountant's Report 2020

Accountant's Report 2019

Accountant's Report 2018

Accountant's Report 2017

Accountant's Report 2016

Accountant's Report 2015

Accountant's Report 2014

Accountant's Report 2013

Accountant's Report 2012

Accountant's Report 2011

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Cody Beverly, President, Elected 4-18-25

Debbie Owen, Vice President, Elected 4-18-25

Vera Baker, Secretary, Elected 1-21-25

 

James Mainka, Temporary Operator

 

Vera Baker, Temporary Billing Clerk/Treasurer

(405) 756-7401

 

Judy Mainka, Notary Public

 

John F. Kramer, CPA, PLLC

222 E. Grand

Ponca City, OK 74604

(580) 767-1040

johnfkramer@cpa.com

http://www.jfkcpa.net

 

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Meeting Schedule and Deadline Calendar

 

Monthly meetings are the second Monday of every month at 7pm.

 

2025 RWD Meeting Schedule

 

 

Third Tuesday in January: Annual Election of Directors.

 

April 30: Submit annual financial audit to State Auditor & Inspector.

 

July 1: File an annual budget report with the County Clerk.

 

October 31: Prepare annual financial audit with CPA.

 

November 1: Beginning of the fiscal year. Calculate rate increases and employee wages.

 

December 15: Set meeting schedule for following year and file with County Clerk.

 

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Oklahoma Rural Water Association

1410 SE 15th St.

PO Box 95349

Oklahoma City, OK 73129

(405) 672-8925

Fax: (405) 672-9898

orwa.org

Training and water audits.

Rural Infrastructure Grants (RIG).

 

Travis Henry is the circuit rider.

 

Keath Garramone is the leak detection coordinator.

kgarramone@orwa.org

 

Oklahoma Water Resources Board

3800 N Classen

Oklahoma City, OK 73118

(405) 530-8800

Fax: (405) 530-8900

ORWRB

Water grants and loans.

 

DEQ Environmental Complaints

& Local Services Division

Cassandra Atwood, Regional Manager

1313 W. Ash Ave., Suite #106

Duncan, OK  73533

(580) 255-6068

Fax: (405) 702-6226

 

Kimberly Wirtz, Bradley district

Environmental Program Specialist

(572) 206-9484

Kimberly.Wirtz@deq.ok.gov

 

Greg Ressel, Water Testing

(572) 206-9508

greg.resssel@deq.ok.gov

 

They will not be fined for over-chlorinating the water.

 

Bruce Vande Loon

Testing supervisor

(405) 702-6148

 

Kylie Beasley

Compliance Coordinator

(405) 702-8165

 

Complaints Hotline: 1-800-522-0206

Jayme.Cannon@deq.ok.gov

Report water contamination.

 

Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality

Rob Singletary, Executive Director

Emily Haskin

707 N. Robinson

PO Box 1677

Oklahoma City, OK 73101-1677

(405) 702-8171

To report air, land and water contamination, visit the State DEQ.

 

US Environmental Protection Agency

Water Resource Center (RC-4100)

401 M Street SW

Washington, DC 20460

Report EPA violations.

Safe Drinking Water Hotline: 1-800-426-4791

EPA

 

Attorney General

Asst. AG Anthony Sykes, Public Access Counselor

313 NE 21st Street

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

(405) 521-3921

Fax: (405) 521-6246

opengov@oag.ok.gov

 

The Attorney General has a special division that investigates Open Meeting Act and Open Record Act violations.

 

US Department of Agriculture

Director, Office of Adjudication

1400 Independence Avenue S.W.

Washington, D.C. 20250-9410

Fax: (202) 690-7442

Email: program.intake@usda.gov

 

To file a Civil Rights Complaint of Discrimination, go to http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html and complete the form.

 

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Oklahoma City Field Office

3301 West Memorial Road

Oklahoma City, OK 73134-7098

(405) 290-7770

oklahomacity.fbi.gov

 

Rural Water Districts were created by Congress under Title 7 U.S.C. (Agriculture). They are a federal subdivision of the USDA Rural Development Office. They are also a state subdivision under 82 O.S. Chapter 18. Rural water districts are therefore government agencies. A rural water district is also a nonprofit under Title 18 for tax exemption; it does not fall under 501 IRS status. The Oklahoma Rural Water Association is contracted to the Rural Development Office to provide insurance, legal consultation, grants, training and assistance to rural water districts at little to no cost. A RWD qualifies for grants allocated by the USDA, OWRA and ASCOG-REAP. It is a locally controlled water utility that is not regulated by the Corporation Commission or the County Commissioner. There is no oversight or regulating authority over any rural water board in Oklahoma. The only agency that can investigate rural water districts for public corruption or color of law violations is the FBI. If ANYONE has had their water disconnected FOR LIFE or if you have had your Constitutional Rights of Due Process violated, please report it to the FBI.

 

Council for the Inspector General on Integrity and Efficiency

(202) 292-2600

cigie.information@cigie.gov

 

There was a Rural Water District Oversight Council created by H.B. 1371 in 1991 that became a federal agency. It is a 7 member council appointed by the Governor. It is only accessible by going to Oversight.gov.

 

Grand Jury Petition

 

A final resort is to circulate a Petition to Convene a County Grand Jury. The requirement is 10% of voters who voted during the last election. The minimum is 500 and the maximum is 5,000, the same required for a Legislative Initiative petition. Grand juries can investigate federal crimes and Title 21 crimes that did not result in an arrest or conviction. Even those with immunity have to answer a grand jury subpoena. An indictment is a formal accusation that is typically issued by a grand jury after reviewing evidence presented by a prosecutor. If an indictment is not issued by a grand jury, a person may be charged with an offense in a criminal complaint. A criminal complaint is a written statement that may be filed by a private individual with knowledge of the alleged crime. Once a criminal complaint is filed, a judge will review it to determine if there is sufficient evidence to proceed with criminal charges. If the judge finds probable cause, an arrest warrant may be issued, and the individual can be arrested and formally charged with the offense. From there, the case will progress through the criminal justice system.

 

Article 31 was a 2010 campaign to add the right to clean water to the UN's declaration of human rights. The U.S. abstained from the U.N. vote that made water a human right. Therefore, the U.S. federal government does not recognize the human right to water. Denying someone water would not be a federal crime. However, a rural water district can still only deny water service under certain circumstances such as, failure to pay a bill, violate the district's rules regarding water usage (unauthorized connection or cross-connection), or if providing service to a particular property would significantly burden the district's water supply. Reasonable notice and due process is required before service is disconnected.

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Bylaws Violations

Updated: 2/09/2025

Memberships are terminated for FOR LIFE under Color of Law in violation of Due Process and the ADA.

There is no water treatment schedule; it's a chloramine drip at the wells. There is a concentration of chemical in certain spots due to dead lines not being flushed because there is no flush valve.

Members are accused of having unconfirmed leaks that we have to pay for. This is due to faulty meters that need to be changed.

They will not allow the town park to have a restroom; they refuse to do the plumbing and argue that they don't want to scrub toilets.

Copyright 2005-2025 Vera Baker for Town of Bradley