pluris finally agreed to all our demands including the robo-calls and the better communication setup. im so happy we actually pushed them to do the right thing for everyone here. keep your eyes peeled to make sure they stick to it but for now lets celebrate this win.
Pluris provides water utilities to the residents of the Wedgefield Community in Orlando Florida. Due to recent water problems and issues with a lack of communication from Pluris to the Wedgefield customers, the residents of Wedgefield have created this petition to demand Pluris do the following:
1. Pluris to contact and use local media, TV and radio, to broadcast notices of water outages, boil water alerts, etc.
2. Immediately post signs at all entrances and exits alerting residents to any problems, e.g., water outages, boil alerts, etc.
3. Posting of signs at all entrances and exits alerting residents when the alerts are over, no more boiling, and water is safe for consumption.
4. Publish a copy of the actual testing lab results on the Pluris website and make copies (electronically) available to the Wedgefield Homeowners Association for posting on our website.
5. Provide the Wedgefield Homeowners Association with a designated point-of-contact, name and phone number, in Pluris upper management which will allow proper communication.
6. Utilize a "Robo-Call" (Voice Broadcasting) system to contact and notify Pluris customers of events that effect customers. Pluris should have the phone numbers of ALL customers. Many other organizations (school system, county utilities, etc.) use this methond successfully to "IMMEDIATELY" alert customers and consumers about important and critical issues.
We have to terminate with Plurist Water.
Service terrible. No support for costomers.
To hight payments.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
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PLEASE bring OUC in! We shouldn't have to deal with with! WE PAY SO MUCH to be here! This isn't flint, MI! What is it going to take?!
D
Dr. Ed Moloney
11 years ago
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We, the residents of the Wedgefield community are living the words to the popular song, "Something in the Water," but we are sure the type of unhealthy substances in our water is not what the songwriter intended. Rates keep going up and the water quality gets worse.
K
Kathy Hurley
11 years ago
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The notice to boil our water has finally been put up several days late. I was ill with nasuea and vomitting earlier in the week and cannot help but wonder if this was the cause. Our water bills are on the rise here but the quality of our water is terrible.
M
Mike Powell
13 years ago
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My kids have skin rashes and I am tired of buying bottled water when I already pay a fortune for the bill here. We deserve better than this.
S
Sarah Santana
13 years ago
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Ridiculous that I have to find out about a boil notice on facebook instead of from the company. Do your jobs!
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
The price of water we pay far exceeds the quality. We need OUC
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pluris finally agreed to all our demands including the robo-calls and the better communication setup. im so happy we actually pushed them to do the right thing for everyone here. keep your eyes peeled to make sure they stick to it but for now lets celebrate this win.
Pluris provides water utilities to the residents of the Wedgefield Community in Orlando Florida. Due to recent water problems and issues with a lack of communication from Pluris to the Wedgefield customers, the residents of Wedgefield have created this petition to demand Pluris do the following:
1. Pluris to contact and use local media, TV and radio, to broadcast notices of water outages, boil water alerts, etc.
2. Immediately post signs at all entrances and exits alerting residents to any problems, e.g., water outages, boil alerts, etc.
3. Posting of signs at all entrances and exits alerting residents when the alerts are over, no more boiling, and water is safe for consumption.
4. Publish a copy of the actual testing lab results on the Pluris website and make copies (electronically) available to the Wedgefield Homeowners Association for posting on our website.
5. Provide the Wedgefield Homeowners Association with a designated point-of-contact, name and phone number, in Pluris upper management which will allow proper communication.
6. Utilize a "Robo-Call" (Voice Broadcasting) system to contact and notify Pluris customers of events that effect customers. Pluris should have the phone numbers of ALL customers. Many other organizations (school system, county utilities, etc.) use this methond successfully to "IMMEDIATELY" alert customers and consumers about important and critical issues.
We have to terminate with Plurist Water.
Service terrible. No support for costomers.
To hight payments.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Featured
PLEASE bring OUC in! We shouldn't have to deal with with! WE PAY SO MUCH to be here! This isn't flint, MI! What is it going to take?!
D
Dr. Ed Moloney
11 years ago
Featured
We, the residents of the Wedgefield community are living the words to the popular song, "Something in the Water," but we are sure the type of unhealthy substances in our water is not what the songwriter intended. Rates keep going up and the water quality gets worse.
K
Kathy Hurley
11 years ago
Featured
The notice to boil our water has finally been put up several days late. I was ill with nasuea and vomitting earlier in the week and cannot help but wonder if this was the cause. Our water bills are on the rise here but the quality of our water is terrible.
M
Mike Powell
13 years ago
Featured
My kids have skin rashes and I am tired of buying bottled water when I already pay a fortune for the bill here. We deserve better than this.
S
Sarah Santana
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that I have to find out about a boil notice on facebook instead of from the company. Do your jobs!
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
The price of water we pay far exceeds the quality. We need OUC
We have to terminate with Plurist Water. Service terrible. No support for costomers. To hight payments.