JXN Water to start shut-offs at apartment complexes - WLBT
JXN Water to start shut-offs at apartment complexes
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - JXN Water has released that they are beginning shut-offs for multi-family apartment complexes with “delinquent water bills.”
They say, “JXN Water has made major strides in improving the consistency and reliability of water throughout the Jackson community. To maintain our progress in improving the system, everyone must pay their fair share.”
They go on to say, “To protect our paying customers’ contribution to the system, we must hold people accountable who have outstanding balances with JXN Water.”
JXN Water states that the companies that are at risk for shut-offs have been contacted multiple times and have been given time to address payment issues.
They also make note that they understand how these shut-offs will affect residents of these areas.
They encourage residents to reach out to their property management about the status of their water accounts.
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