San Juan Water District

Do you want to learn more about water conservation, how to keep your landscape healthy, the history of San Juan Water District, and more? Follow us on Facebook and X. Facebook: https://lnkd.in/gJ4Civ3i X: www.X.com/SanJuanWtrDist

Your water bill is calculated based on a daily fixed charge, as well as a consumption charge, which fluctuates based on your household’s use. Learn more about our fees and rates by visiting https://lnkd.in/gszsMvAC.

Our water begins its journey in the Sierra Nevada, travelling along the North fork of the American River before reaching Folsom Lake. Learn more about our water source and quality at https://lnkd.in/g8JV2V7Y.

Our top priority is to provide the highest quality water at the lowest reasonable price to our service region! We’re proud to report that our wholesale rates are the lowest in the state, and our drinking water meets all state and federal water standards. You can learn more at https://lnkd.in/grxHy5ri.

Senator Anna Caballero weighs in as we work today to get her bill, SB 366, passed by the Assembly policy committee. As she notes, California has targets for GHG emissions reduction, renewable energy, housing, and even for natural landscapes - but none for water supplies, which are essential for people, farms and industry and the environment. SB 366 will rectify that problem. https://lnkd.in/gZ54C8ey

Did you know? You can reduce water usage and keep your landscape healthy at the same time. For outdoor watering tips and tricks, check out: https://lnkd.in/ggNZEGd6.

A layer of mulch is an excellent way to keep your landscape healthy while reducing how often you need to water — which is why we’re proud to announce that despite the cold, rainy weather our Mulch Madness giveaway was a success! We were able to distribute 375 yards of mulch to 325 recipients. Thank you to everyone who participated!

California Water for All, of which San Juan is a founding member, just released the report from the University of California that shows that California faces a shortage of 9 million acre-feet (11 billion cubic meters) of water supplies within a generation. That's why San Juan is promoting Senate Bill 366, which will address this shortfall with statewide targets and an action plan. https://lnkd.in/gyYPQzCJ

With less than 1% of Earth’s water available for human use, every drop counts! We are dedicated to helping our customers find ways to conserve. Learn more about our services, like our free landscape irrigation reviews, at www.SJWD.org.

Water is one of our most precious resources — and everyone can help preserve our supply. To learn more, visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gec-kkaa.