To ensure enough water supply while our treatment plant undergoes urgent maintenance. Conservation helps reduce strain on the system and allows us to maintain service for all customers during this critical time.

We're asking you to temporarily stop or significantly reduce:

• Lawn watering and garden irrigation
• Washing driveways, sidewalks, or cars
• Filling pools, fountains, or water features

Indoor water use is not restricted—but we always encourage responsible use.

We expect the conservation measure to last approximately five days. We’ll keep you informed of any changes.

Despite the ongoing maintenance, your water is being treated and tested according to all state and federal public health standards. We take water quality seriously and are continuously monitoring the system.

These are temporary and aesthetic changes due to shifts in treatment process or water movement in the pipes. Examples include:

• A mild odor
• Earthy or mineral taste
• Cloudiness or slight discoloration

These do not affect water safety. If you're concerned, you can drink bottled water during this time. 

• Continuous testing by certified water treatment operators
• Compliance with all California State Water Board standards
• Real-time adjustments to treatment to respond to system changes