Delivering Safe Drinking Water to the City of Grandview Since 1935
Who We Are
Our services are provided by the operation and maintenance of more than 130 miles of pipeline, two ground storage reservoirs, two elevated storage tanks, two pump stations 2500 valves and 1400 fire hydrants.
JCPWSD #1 is a member of the Tri-County Water Authority, where its purchases it water and has emergency interconnects with the City of Kansas City, Mo.
Mark Schaufler
District Manager
816-761-5421
mschaufler@jacwater1.com
Rodney Richards
Field Services Manager
816-761-5421
rrichards@jacwater1.com
Carla Davis
Office Manager
816-761-5421
cdavis@jacwater1.com
Shanna Scrivener
Customer Service Manager
816-761-5421
sscrivener@jacwater1.com
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines an anchor institution as a large organization that is rooted in a community and has a significant presence and influence on the local economy and social fabric. These institutions, such as schools, hospitals, water utilities and others typically have a long-term commitment to the community and engage in practices that support local development, social equity, and environmental sustainability. They often leverage their resources, expertise and networks to drive positive change and support community initiatives.
A Vital Role in Our Community
As an anchor institution, Jackson County Water District #1 plays a vital role in the community by:
Providing Essential Services
The water supply and fire protection services are crucial for public health and safety.
Fostering Community Stability
With a long-term commitment to the area, the Water District contributes to economic stability and builds trust among residents.
Creating Local Employment
The Water District supports the economy by hiring locally and partnering with area businesses when prudent.
Investing in Infrastructure
The District’s investments in infrastructure enhances community resilience and promotes sustainable development.
Collaborating with Local Organizations
The Water District works alongside community organizations, government agencies and other institutions to address community needs.
Through these efforts, Jackson County Water District #1 serves as a foundational entity, enhancing the quality of life and resilience of our community and the City of Grandview, Mo.
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