Friday, March 17, 2000

Ludlow water bills are in the mail

---

BY CINDY SCHROEDER
The Cincinnati Enquirer

        LUDLOW — A year's worth of bills have been mailed to customers of the Ludlow Water Department.

        The bills cover the period from February 1999, through February of this year, said temporary clerk/treasurer Robin Garrison.

        Because of the delay in sending the bills, Ludlow water customers will have 90 days to pay them.

        In some cases, customers may have been billed for a full year's water when someone else lived at the residence for part of the year, Ms. Garrison said.

        “We have not been able to find the supporting documents for move-ins or move-outs,” Ms. Garrison said. “If there is a problem with your bill, send us the documentation, and we'll make the necessary adjustments.”

        Documentation, including a note stating when a water cus tomer moved to or from a particular address, can be sent to Ms. Garrison at Ludlow City Hall, 227 Elm St., Ludlow 41016.

        A couple of cases also have been discovered in which cash payments had not been credited to customers' water accounts, Ms. Garrison said.

        She and other temporary help began working in Ludlow City Hall about a month ago, soon after Ludlow's clerk/treasurer and deputy clerk/treasurer resigned.

        For questions about water bills, call 491-1233.

       

---

Students save boy from attacker
Census adds choices for race data
Count is off to strong start, official says
Counting on a feast for the census
Luken's new job: consultant
Aronoff avoids trial on DUI
Creek rescue follows crash
Delay of city inquiry defended
Meat-eaters day in Covington
Schools try online auctions
Police setting up Internet sharing
Web site rates HMO coverage, performance
White teens admit to racist flier
Ceremony salutes Enquirer's 'Women of the Year'
Queen City's moments to shine reflected in book
GET TO IT
Strong family supports lawyer through tough case
Abortion procedure would become felony
Courts look at mental illness
Expert praises schools council
Kenton Co. lake targeted for cleanup
Killer gets life, and earful from a family
Ludlow water bills are in the mail
Millionaires post billboard bride want-ad
N.Ky. chamber bash leads spending list
Probe of 1963 killing almost over
Senate hurrying on budget
Sparks fly over MRDD questions
Tournament gets name back
Vintage piano is grand addition
When 'Cats are away, the lawmakers play