Sault Ste. Marie Water Department

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The Soo Water Department

1200 E. Easterday
Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783

The Water Department in the City of Sault Ste. Marie is maintained by a small group of hard working individuals. Many people are unaware of what goes on behind the scenes in the Water Department. Eight hours a day five days a week these people maintain the City water supply and oversee area construction and digging. In addition employees take call for a week at a time to insure the Soo has uninterrupted water service. When major water problems occur, whether on call or not, all the employees leave their home and family to restore the water supply as quickly as possible, night or day.

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Employee Information

	Gordon (Bud) Clarke the former Superintendent of water, sewer, parks and recreation, and the cemetery; retired in June of 1998 after working 43 years for the City.
	Jim Moreau is Water Distribution and Sewer Superintendent; and also Superintendent of the Water Filtration Plant.
	John Kellis is the Head Meterman and has worked for the city since June 17, 1974. Johns main duties are turning on and off water for seasonal customers. Repair, test and change of meters. Locate water lines for Miss Dig, inspecting new construction for meter locations, wiring houses for remote reading devices, and working on broken water mains.
	Bill Kellis is the Water Dist. Tech and has been employed at the city since September 3, 1974. He is second in command in the water department. Bill is very knowledgeable in all things that the water department does, and does them. Unlike the other employees in the department, he has spent his entire career in the water department.
	Tim Pace is a pipefitter, and he has worked for the city since June 1st 1987. Tim's duties include install and repair of hydrants, repairing broken water mains, locating mains for Miss Dig, repair leaking service lines, thawing frozen services and any other job required.
	Harry Killips is a Pipefitter and has been employed by the city since July 6, 1976. Harry installs and repairs hydrants, makes new water taps for customers, repairs leaking service lines and broken water mains, thawing frozen services and any other duty required.