Water & Sewer

Keeping Argyle Clean & Sustainable

The superintendent of Argyle Water & Sewer is Jared Johnson

Jared’s email is argylewwtp@argylewi.org and phone is +1 (608) 543-3112.

The Argyle Clerks’ Office handles all utility billing and payments.


Reliable Water for a Growing Community

Argyle’s municipal water system is built for both current demand and future growth, ensuring clean, dependable water for residents and businesses. Supplied by three municipal wells, our system has a maximum pumping capacity of 121,000 gallons per day—nearly double the village’s peak daily usage of 65,000 gallons—providing a strong buffer for expansion. With a storage capacity of 200,000 gallons, Argyle is well-prepared to meet the community’s needs.

To maintain and improve our water infrastructure, the Argyle Water Utility undertakes upgrades to the distribution system. As street repair projects arise, we proactively modernize underground infrastructure before paving begins—ensuring long-term reliability and efficiency.

Key improvements include:

  • Replacing undersized mains with larger ones to enhance fire hydrant flow.
  • Installing new valves to better isolate potential issues, minimizing service disruptions.

Through strategic upgrades and careful planning, Argyle’s water system remains resilient, efficient, and ready for the future.

Photo of the Water & Streets Water Tower
Photo of the Water & Streets Water Tower

A Modern, Scalable Wastewater Treatment System

Argyle’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, rebuilt in 1992, was designed with efficiency and future growth in mind. Featuring a compact, expandable design, the facility ensures long-term sustainability while maintaining environmental responsibility.

With a design capacity of 183,000 gallons per day and an additional 1-million-gallon storm retention pond, the plant is well-equipped to handle both daily wastewater treatment needs and peak demand during heavy rainfall. This forward-thinking approach provides flexibility for future expansion, ensuring that Argyle’s wastewater system continues to serve the community reliably for years to come.