It is with great enthusiasm that we say THANK YOU!  It has not gone unnoticed the amount of effort that has been put in by you to conserve water.  Take a look at the info graphic below for more information.

By way of information, we would also like to remind you of the following information.

• We are experiencing the WORST water conditions in living memory.  
• The higher conservation rate WILL be rescinded.  Oct 31, 2026 is the scheduled date to move back to the normal rate schedule.
• Any monies collected with the higher rates are going toward three main goals.  #1. Smart meters for customers, #2 . Additional water acquisition, and #3. Capital infrastructure projects.
• Any additional money collected is NOT going toward the new office.  That project has been in the works for 14 years. The district sold the old office, received a grant, and budgeted for it well in advance of the drought conditions.
•  There are NO data centers in the district, and none have been proposed.
• Smart Meters are available for customers who want to track daily usage.
• Not a drop of culinary water is being "sold" or "leased" downstream.  
• Continued conservation efforts may allow us to rescind the conservation rate earlier than planned.

 

Also, the district has a water conservation incentive program for those who fix leaks and are conserving water.  Call the office to see if you qualify.