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Easy
Way to Pay!
Tired of writing out a check for
each month’s bill? Now you don’t have to: Western
is offering online bill paying. You can pay your bill any
time from anywhere you have internet access! Click the
logo for details.

Winners
have been selected and were honored June 10 for the WESTERN WATER-WISE LANDSCAPE
CONTEST.
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Fats,
Oils and Grease...or FOG
Fats, oils and grease - or FOG - aren't
just bad for your arteries and heart, they're bad for sewers
as well. Sanitary sewer overflows are increasingly caused
by grease that clogs and blocks sewer pipes. Please help
us by properly disposing of FOG. Program
details.
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Board
Info
For detailed
board information such as the board packets, agendas or
minutes, the blue spigot. |
Riverside-Corona
Feeder
Western's proposed Riverside-Corona
Feeder project will help drought-proof the region. For full information
on the project, click the art. |
No
Drugs Down the Drain
Last October, Public
Awareness Week for the No Drugs Down the Drain Campaign
occurred. Please take a moment to read
our message to help you know what to do with
your expired medicines. Here's an informative EPA
video that will also help. |
Growing
Well in the IE
What grows well in the Inland Empire?
We recommend you pencil in a visit to our preeminent water
conservation center in the southland - Landscapes Southern
California Style - located at the corner of Alessandro
and Mission Grove. If you're in need of a handy list of
water-efficient plants, click the guide above and download
Western's Water-wise 140. |
Educating
Californians!
Save
Our Water is a statewide public education program designed
to educate Californians on the state’s water challenges
and encourage them to reduce the amount of water they use
everyday. It's a joint effort by the Association of California
Water Agencies and the California Department of Water Resources
in response to severe water challenges facing the state.
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Western Screensavers
Western screensavers are free, so
download them all! From water-wise plants and flowers to
abstracts, insects and garden creatures. Click the hawk
to see your choices... |
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Water
Conservation & Supply Shortage Stage
2 Enacted
Ordinance
374, establishing a Water
Conservation & Supply
Shortage Program was adopted by the Board of Directors
May 6. The Board adopted Stage 2 on July 1 with
the
following program
guidelines.
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Solar
Cup 09
Western proudly sponsored
three teams for the Solar Cup 2009 program - Citrus Hill
in Riverside, Murrieta Valley in Murrieta and
Patriot in Rubidoux. More details, click
the art. |
Levels
Continue to Drop
Interested to see how water reserves
are doing in the state? As part of its campaign to save
water during the current drought, the Metropolitan Water
District has added helpful visual gauges showing state
reserve levels to its website. Water graphic provided courtesy
of The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California,
copyright owned by The Metropolitan Water District of Southern
California.
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Wastewater
Rates Public Hearing
Western's
Board of Directors will hold a Public
Hearing July
1 at 6 p.m.at its Headquarters, 450 E. Alessandro
Blvd. in Riverside regarding the proposed adoption of Resolution
2601 establishing rates and charges for wastewater
service. While Western attempts to avoid rate increases
whenever possible,
the District has experienced rapid increases in electricity,
biosolids disposal, construction materials and chemical
costs.
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Customer
Newsletter
Western's customer newsletter, On
Tap, is in the mail! Please keep an eye out in your bill
to see your copy. Click
here for a web version. |
IRWMP
and Water Use Efficiency Master Plan
Western's IRWMP was prepared
to facilitate development of a Water Use Efficiency Master
Plan. The adoption of the IRWMP and Water
Use Efficiency Master Plan will make Western more competitive
when applying for a broad range of grant funds. Details. |
We
Want To Hear From You!
Western Municipal Water District is continually looking
for ways to improve the service we provide to our customers.
Whether our field crews repaired a water leak, fixed your
water meter or if you would like to make a general comment
about our services, we want to hear about your experience. Click
here to take our survey.
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Save
Water, Save $ WMWD Offers Rebates...
UPDATE:
Rebate funds have been fully allocated for the remainder
of the current fiscal year (ending June 30, 2009), and
no further rebate reservations are available at this time.
Follow the link to SoCal WaterSmart to see additional
developments as they are posted.
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Annual Report
Western's
annual report, Western Outlook, highlights what the
District has accomplished and where we're headed.
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SWRCB
Temp Permit 21245
VIEW
DAILY FLOW. Please click daily flow and
select the “Greenspot” tab to view the
information. |
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