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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. |
 Let
Your Landscape Go Native
Attend Western's wonderful annual evening garden event, Native
Nights, Aug. 28 at 6 p.m. Ellen Mackey is our featured speaker.
Please RSVP to this free event at 951.789.5062 or at water@wmwd.com. |
 Have
An Efficient Landscape?
Western wants to recognize water-efficient residential landscapes!
Several lucky residents were recently chosen as winner and
will receive honors and prizes while also being showcased
on our website! Winners to be announced soon! Click the logo
art above for more details!
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 Riverside-Corona
Feeder
The R-C Feeder, Western's
drought-proofing project, was recently infused with $4.3
million from a State Water Resources Control Board grant providing
greater regional water supply reliability. For more information
about Western's project, which will help drought-proof the
region, click the Riverside-Corona Feeder collateral cover. |
 Western
Annual Report
To lead, we must have vision. To realize our vision, we must
plan and execute. This is how the water flows with increasing
reliability, through our people, technology and resources.
Western's
annual report, Western Outlook, highlights what the District
has accomplished and where we're headed. |
 Huell
Howser Showcases Western's Water Conservation Garden
"Water Efficient Gardens in Full Bloom," the 16th
episode of the California's Water public television series
produced by Huell Howser, was aired Oct. 15th on KCET. This
episode features Western's Landscapes Southern California
StyleSM. Details. |
 News
from Western
Read details
about Western information, projects and announcements. |
 Board
Info Available
To review the current Western Board Meeting Agenda, click
the blue spigot. If you'd like more detailed board information
such as the board packet or minutes, click
here. |
 Perris
Valley Pipeline
The Perris
Valley Pipeline is a 96-inch line that will provide substantial
water reliability and quality benefits to a significant portion
of western Riverside County. Metropolitan Water District,
Eastern Municipal Water District and Western are developing
the $110 million project jointly. The pipeline will travel
from Metropolitan's Mills Treatment Plant east along Alessandro
and then south to Oleander. |
 Historic
Downtown Murrieta Sewer Enhancement Project
To protect the water supply, Western, together with the City
of Murrieta and the County of Riverside Economic Development
Agency, proposes installing a public sewer system to replace
aging septic tanks in Historic Downtown Murrieta. The system
could prevent approximately 16 million gallons of wastewater
a year from being sent to septic systems, protect the groundwater
quality and enhance the city's utility public improvement
efforts. Project
details. |
SWRCB
Temp Permit 21212
VIEW
DAILY FLOW. Please
click daily flow and select the “Greenspot” tab
to view the information. |
 Water
Fluoridation
Beginning November 2007, the Metropolitan Water District
of Southern California, which provides water to Western that
in turn delivers water to your home or business, will start
adding fluoride to its treated water supply. Details. |
 Payments
Made Easy
Paying your monthly water bill can be simple, quick and convenient.
There are several ways to pay. Western has also just added
"CheckFree"
as a drop-off payment option. |
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 Notice
of Public Hearing Water Rates
Western's Board of Directors will hold a public hearing regarding
the proposed adoption of rates and charges for water
rates on Sept. 3 at 6 p.m. Wastewater
rates were increased on Aug. 6. For details, click on either
water or wastewater above.
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Governor
Declares Drought
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and administration officials
held a press conference June 4 to discuss the state of California’s
water resources. Webcast. |
 Water
Quality Report 08
Western Municipal Water District is
pleased to provide you with the annual drinking water quality
report for the 2007 calendar year as required by the federal
Safe Drinking Water Act. This comprehensive report contains
important information about your drinking water. Click the
pic for the detailed report.
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Water
Use Efficiency
Stakeholder Workshop
 Calling
all retail purveyors, local community and business leaders
in western Riverside County, we need your help. Collaborative
workshop to shape a Water
Use Efficiency Plan that will promote innovative emerging
technologies and practices, as well as develop proven and
cost-effective water conservation measures were held in June.
Details.
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 A
Summer Must, Only Water After Dusk
Join us today in being more water efficient. Take the pledge.
Give us your ideas, too. Follow simple water savings tips
to be water-wise...visit EnoughH2o.com
for details. |
 Save
Water, Save $ WMWD Offers Rebates...
Interested in saving money while also saving water? Check
out the water conservation REBATES offered by Western. Click
the logo for details. |
 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. |
 Solar
Cup '08
Western's three Solar Cup teams - Citrus Hill, Elsinore and
Jurupa Valley - fared well at this year's Solar Cup, a building
and racing solar-powered boat event. Click the boat for details. |
 Western
Municipal Water District 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... |
 Growing
Well in the Inland Empire
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. |
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Riverside,
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