CITY OF WALKER JOB APPLICATION new online version
For those with ADA-Recognized Disabilities,
Remote Participation is available for
Open Meetings (Council Meetings/Planning and zoning, etc.).
Please submit
Application for Remote Access to Public Meetings
See Resolution in link below.
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Government Permitting Software - Land Management and More
City of Walker Parks & Rec
Community Outreach page
For those paying online that may be on disconnect
list or making a payment later than due date,
please notify the Utility Department to be
sure your payment is processed to avoid delay
in restoring service or avoid
disruption of service.
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City of Walker Master plan updated 2018
COUNCIL MEETING
Special Council Meeting
Monday, June 30, 2025
6:00 p.m.
Planning & Zoning Meeting
Monday, June 16, 2025
6:00 p.m.
City Hall
13600 Aydell Lane
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WALKER POLICE DEPARTMENT JOB APPLICATION
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Consumer Confidence Report 2024
HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS
We strive to provide you with an accurate and timely utility bill. Accuracy begins with safely reading your meter every month. We contract with other companies to read your meter. Meter readers are easily identified by the uniform shirts and badges they wear.
You can help us provide reliable utility service. Take a few minutes to look at the area around your meter and assure that the meter readers have safe and unobstructed access. Following the steps below will help.
1. Locate your meter.
2. Determine if there is a safe and direct path to your meter that is free of obstructions such as debris, overgrown trees or bushes.
3. Enture that there are no holes or objects in the path to the meter that may cause the reader to trip, slip or fall.
4. Take extra precaution to secure your dog to ensure that it cannot break loose and bite the meter reader.
If you believe you are unable to provide safe access to your meter every month, please contact us at 225-665-4356 so we can work together to resolve the issue.
Meter readers must feel comfortable and safe before entering your property. Experience shows that dogs may behave more aggressively when their owners are nearby. For their safety, meter readers remain outside of your property until your dog is properly secured. If a dog approaches, readers may protect themselves by using dog spray or other deterrent devices, if they fear the dog is about to bite. If you have a dog you believe could pose a threat to meter readers, please contact us at 225-665-4356 to determine a safe method to read your meter each month.
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