The district has responded to several sewer backups recently caused by grease buildup and other obstructions blocking customer sewer services. The following information can help you prevent a costly sewer… Read more »
The District office will be closed on Thursday, November 23 and Friday, November 24 for the Thanksgiving holiday. 🦃🍗🍁🦃🍗🍁 If you have urgent business with the district on these days,… Read more »
During the holidays, water plays a role in everything from food preparation to the cleanup process. Here’s how you can save water (and money) during the holidays! Defrosting Frozen… Read more »
All Veterans, past to present, we honor, salute and thank you. The district would like to honor our veterans, Armando Quintana (left) and John Mathias (right), for their service in… Read more »
According to the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), 22% of the state is currently experiencing some level of drought with 18% in the moderate drought category and 4% in… Read more »
Halloween is a time for tricks, treats, ghosts and ghouls, and of course, pumpkin carving. But imagine a nightmare worse than on Elm Street – clogged pipes from pumpkin guts!… Read more »
Before cold weather sets in: Winterize your irrigation systems. Make sure that you turn everything off and fully drain or blow-out the system. Be sure to disconnect garden hoses… Read more »
A day without water would be incredibly challenging and disruptive to our daily lives, as water is an essential resource that we often take for granted. Imagine a Day… Read more »
The district would like to remind its customers to turn off and winterize their sprinkler systems before the first freeze of the season. Typically around this time of year, the… Read more »
Permits are required to use district fire hydrants. Withdrawal of water from a district owned fire hydrant, except for an emergency, requires a permit from the district. The permit specifies… Read more »
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