Water Operations & Maintenance

The District is responsible for approximately 40 miles of water lines, nine useable wells and one standby, four storage tanks with a combined capacity of 2.7 million gallons, all of which serve 2694 water connections and approximately 5,400 people.

2016 Consumer Confidence Report

Frozen Pipes

Routine water system operation and maintenance includes:

• Repair of line breaks and installation of new services
• Monitor and/or record:
  • Tank levels
  • Line pressures
  • Chlorine levels and quantities
  • Water demand flows
• Maintain and repair:
  • Natural gas engines and electric motors for well pumps
  • Five vehicles
  • One dump truck
  • One backhoe
  • Other assorted equipment and machinery
• Flush lines
• Read meters
• Respond to requests from the public
• Inspect installations of new construction