A water leak can result in thousands of gallons—or more—of water lost before it’s discovered. Even a slow leak can result in thousands of gallons wasted in a single billing cycle. If you don’t periodically test your system for leaks, you might not even be aware of a slow leak.  So it should be no surprise that leak detection is an important part of a comprehensive water conservation program…

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Updating the rates is necessary for the future sustainability of the District. Rates have been unchanged since 2011 and must be updated. The primary reasons for the update are to provide funding to replace capital infrastructure, account for years of inflation since 2011, and to comply with recent court decisions regarding tiered rates. The new rates reflect the increased cost of updating…