It is time once again to report to our customers the annual Consumer Confidence Report. Every public water system in the State of California is required to report to all of their customers the status of their water quality.

The Willow Creek Community Services District is proud to report to you, that we are in compliance with the Department of Public Health, Division of Drinking Water.

This is for treatment and distribution of your drinking water.

The District has and will always serve our customers with the highest quality of drinking water possible. To achieve this standard of high quality, we as Water Operators must always be vigilant and progressive on water treatment operation and maintenance.

You may download the 2010 Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report Here.

We as Water Operators are proud to serve you, our customers of the Willow Creek Community Services District.

- Lonnie Danel

Well, it is time once again to report to our customers the annual Consumer Confidence Report. Every public water system in the State of California is required to report to all of their   customers the status of their water quality.

The Willow Creek Community Services District is proud to report to you, that we are in compliance with the Department of Public Health, Division of Drinking Water.

This is for treatment and distribution of your drinking water.

The District has and will always serve our customers with the highest quality of drinking water possible. To achieve this standard of high quality, we as Water Operators must always be vigilant and progressive on water treatment operation and maintenance.

This past year the American Water Works Association, California Nevada Section recognized our accomplishments. We were the 2009 recipient of the “Small Utilities Award”. This award recognizes the positive accomplishments as a smaller utility.

This upcoming year we are not stopping in the improvement of our District facilities.

The District plans to replace a 100,000 gallon water storage tank in the Hodgson Subdivision.

This water storage tank is decaying and must be replaced. The tank was built out of redwood in 1968.

The District staff works many man hours each year on repairs. We have encumbered expenses of thousands of dollars over the last decade.

This replacement will ensure that the highest of quality water is maintained throughout our community. The new storage tank will also help the Fire Protection District maintain its’ fire rating.

We must always be at the top of our game to provide our customers with a high quality infrastructure for years to come.

We as Water Operators are proud to serve you, our customers of the Willow Creek Community Services District.

- Lonnie Danel