RESIDENT SERVICES
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UTILITY FEE SCHEDULE
WATER: 2022 Minimum Monthly to 3,000 gal. - $22.47 Rate per 1,000 gallons in excess of 3,000 gallons per month - $3.00 (Ordinance 2019-08) Meters are read the last week of each month and bills are mailed out the first week of the next month. SEWER: Residential Minimum Monthly rate - $36.90/dwelling unit Non-residential Minimum Monthly rate - $36.90 to 6,000 gallons water usage Over 6,000 gal - $1.15/1,000 gal. Monthly Improvement Fee - $4.00 |
TRASH:
90 gal container - $19.75/month 300 gal container - $80.00/month Extra 90 or 300 gal containers may be requested. Call Utility Billing for rate charge. *** Trash can replacement is at the expense of the customer. Trash cans are $90.00 to replace, payable to the Town of Olathe. Trash pick-up schedule: Residential - Mondays Business - Mondays & Thursdays *If trash day falls on a holiday, trash will be picked up the following day. PAYMENT OPTIONS: Cash, Check and Credit Card (Visa, Master Card, American Express or Discover) Town Hall - 419 Horton Ave. Monday-Thursday, 7:00am-6:00pm Online at https://www.colorado.gov/payment/olathe After Hours mail drop at the entrance of Olathe Town Hall |
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WASTE MANAGEMENT:
https://www.montrosecounty.net/161/Landfill (970) 249-8078 Waste Management of Colorado, Inc. 67999 Landfill Rd, Montrose, CO Operating Hours: Summer hours March 1st to October 31st: Monday - Friday 7am-5pm and Saturday 8am-4pm. Closed on Sundays. Winter hours November 1st to February 28th: Monday - Saturday 8am to 4pm Closed on Sundays. ELEVATE INTERNET: Elevate Internet | Home Page Elevate Internet PO Box 1648 Montrose, CO 81402 Phone: 844-386-8744 Technical Support: Please call 877-687-3632 and ask for Elevate Technical Support. If it is after normal business hours, please follow the phone prompts to automatically transfer to tech support. POSTAL SERVICE: 970-323-5936 215 N. US Highway 50 Business Loop Olathe, CO 81425 PROPANE: AmeriGas (970) 874-5301 19101 Hwy. 50 Delta CO, 81416 JC Propane Inc. (970) 874-5381 1014 1200 Rd, Delta, CO 81416 Ferrellgas (970) 874-3866 670 1675 Rd, Delta, CO 81416 Pioneer Propane Inc. (970) 874-9100 743 1325 Rd, Delta, CO 81416 |
DMEA:
https://www.dmea.com/contact-us Delta-Montrose Electric Association PO Box 910 Montrose, CO 81402 Phone: 877-687-3632 Fax: 970-240-1208 Montrose Headquarters 11925 6300 Road Montrose, Colorado 81401 Monday, Wednesday, & Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. (Closed at noon on the first Tuesday of each month) OLATHE POLICE DEPARTMENT: Police Department - Town of Olathe Roger Pacheco, Chief of Police 420 S Horton Avenue PO Box 789 Olathe, CO 81425 Office: 970-323-HELP(4357) Fax: 970-323-5742 ALL POINTS TRANSIT: Olathe Shuttle | All Points Transit 970-249-0128 BLACK HILLS ENERGY: Customer Service 888-890-5554 OLATHE FIRE DEPARTMENT: Home (olathefire.org) 406 S. 5th St., Olathe, CO PO Box 547, Olathe, CO 81425 970-323-6234 |
Olathe Middle and High School
Olathe Middle and High School (mcsd.org) 410 Highway 50 PO Box 546 Olathe, Colorado 81425 Phone: 970-252-7945 FAX: 970-323-5947 |
Centro Colorado Migrant Seasonal
Head-Start (970)-323-8677 222 Hap Court Olathe, Colorado 81425 Montrose County School District RE-1J
MCSD Home 930 Colorado Ave Montrose, Colorado 81401 Phone: 970.249.7726 Fax: 970.249.7173 Office Hours: Monday-Friday 7:45am - 4:15pm |
Olathe Elementary
Olathe Elementary (mcsd.org) 326 North Third Olathe, Colorado 81425 Phone: 970-252-7940 Fax: 970-323-6339 |
UTILITY BILLINGThis is a friendly reminder to all Town of Olathe’s Water, Sewer and Trash customers, utility bills are due on or before the 20th of every month, even if this day falls on a weekend. Bills are mailed on the first working day of the month. We realize many of you are paid only once, on the 3rd of the month. If this is the case please come talk with Scott Eklund and together figure out a way to get ahead on the bill to avoid getting the $10.00 late fee which goes on the account on the 21st. We have had customers in the past that have followed a few simple suggestions and have fixed this from happening. A year of late fees at $10 per month will save you $120 per year. If the water is subject to be shut off due to lack of payment on or around the 28th each month, there will be a $20 shut/off reconnect fee. A year of shut off fees at $20 per month is $240 per year in extra fees. A person can save up to $360 per year by paying their utility bill before the 20th of every month.
CEMETERYThe Olathe Cemetery, located in Olathe is managed and maintained by the Olathe Cemetery Board and governed by the Montrose County Commissioners. If you have questions regarding purchasing a plot, burials or any other question or concern please contact an Olathe Cemetery Board member:
Home | ocdco (olathecemetery.com) Sheila Garrison @ 970-250-8357 Bruce Ray @ 970-209-5177 |
COMMUNITY CENTERThe Olathe Community Center is available for rent between the hours of 6:00 AM and 9:00 PM.
Call Olathe Town Hall at 970-323-5601 to check availability for your event. Building Rental Fees REFUNDABLE Deposit - $100 Rental - $100 • Renter is responsible for any and all damage done to the Olathe Community Center while occupied by renter • Renter is responsible to clean the facility after use and return all tables and chairs to original placement • NO SMOKING OR ALCOHOL ALLOWED IN BUILDING • NO LOUD MUSIC –The Center is in a residential neighborhood. Please be respectful. *We are currently renting the Community Center without the kitchen due to repairs. NO-SPRAY LISTOpt out from wide area pesticide application. To request this service please complete the No-Spray List form and include the address with the type of service requested(No-Spray).Please note this service is for residents within town limits.
NO SOLICITATION LISTIn July 2014, the Olathe Town Board of Trustees passed Ordinance 2014-02, which established a permit system to regulate residential door-to-door sales. All commercial solicitors must apply for and receive a solicitation permit from the Town before soliciting within the Town of Olathe.
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The Nature Connection is a coalition of five communities in Delta County and Olathe. The Nature Connections mission is to inspire our communities to connect to nature. We promote healthy lifestyles through educational, fun and energized outdoor experiences.
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