Dick and Carol Justice would like to nominate our neighbor, Mary Wegeman for the Good Neighbor Award. Mary and sometimes her daughters have graciously donated their time during COVID-19 Pandemic to get groceries and other items for us. Not only has she helped us but other residents on Sunrise Drive and Rosewood Drive.
Submitted by Carol Justice
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Ebills are a convenient, secure, faster and environmentally friendly way of receiving your utility bill. And, they not only reduce waste, but they reduce postage costs too. Enrolling in eBill cancels your paper bill, but the eBill still contains the same information you are used to receiving on your paper bill. Email notifications are sent each month as soon as your new bill is available.
To enroll in eBill, simply contact Manchester City Hall at 563-927-1114.
You can also access your account information and pay your bill online 24/7 with on-line bill pay. View your payment history, consumption history and previous billing history. No more late payments, no check writing and stay up to date with the click of a button. To set up, simply go to mail.manchester-ia.org. Enter a valid email, create a password, and have your account number and location (as it appears on your bill) handy. That’s it!
ONLINE
Bills may be paid online via the City website at https://www.manchester-ia.org/
CASH/CHECK
If you prefer to pay your bill in person, you may pay in the office or simply place your payment in the dropbox located west of the front door of City Hall.
Please use a sealed envelope, with your payment stub included.
OTHER PAYMENT METHODS
Customers may pay over the phone with a debit/credit card. Call 563-927-1114. Customers can also sign up for Automatic Withdrawal from their bank account. To obtain a form, call or email: lthomas@manchester-ia.org
Our park consists of 6 drops at roughly 18″ per drop and spans over 800ft. in length, Reconstruction of the river began upstream of Marion Street and extends downstream toward the CN railroad bridge. The Manchester Whitewater Park is open to the public and there is no cost or admission to utilize the park. The primary in-stream users will be whitewater enthusiasts including kayakers, canoeists, rafters, tubers, swimmers and boogie board/surfers.
