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Pleasant Hill Utilities: Who Provides Water, Electric, Gas and Trash

Who provides electric, natural gas, water, sewer and trash service in Pleasant Hill, Miami County, Ohio, with phone numbers and start-service links. For a specific address, use the address search.

ElectricNot on the territory maps; check by address.
Natural gasNo gas utility on the maps here; many homes use propane or electric heat.
WaterVillage of Pleasant Hill · (937) 676-3321 · start service
Water, sewer and refuse are billed together by the village.
SewerVillage of Pleasant Hill · (937) 676-3321 · start service
Trash and recyclingReliable Waste Solutions (village contract) · 937-418-7524
The page lists a 5-year contract covering 2026-2030 with no exact dates. Its FAQ also mentions Rumpke, which conflicts with the main section.

Verify with the provider before you schedule service: boundaries change, and some streets are served differently from the rest of Pleasant Hill. Water, sewer and trash were checked on 2026-11-04 from source 1, source 2; electric and gas areas come from federal service-territory maps. Report a wrong provider.

Also for Pleasant Hill: estimated property tax on any home value.

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