Please click here for detailed information regarding a planned shutdown on Monday, February 12, 2024. UPDATE 2/12/2024: Planned outage POSTPONED. Rescheduled date to be announced. January 5, 2024: Tulare County’s contractor broke Del...
Read moreDel Oro Water Company is aware of a mainline leak located at 4124 Merrit Dr. in Traver. We are scheduling repairs and will inform customers 24-48 hours in advance of any necessary service interruption. More information will be posted soon; thank...
Read moreStrawberry Snowpack Updates As Strawberry District’s main source, Herring Creek, is fed by snowmelt, we carefully monitor the area’s snowpack to anticipate ongoing supply levels.
Read moreOctober 27, 2023 In assessing the status of our wells and storage this morning, your efforts to conserve last night have avoided implementation of Stage 6 conservation restrictions. We cannot thank you enough. However, our concerns continue on a...
Read moreURGENT CONSERVATION NOTICE FOR TERRITORY 1: AVOID OUTDOOR WATERING TO PREVENT WATER PRESSURE LOSS IN YOUR SYSTEM Del Oro is issuing a critical conservation alert to all our valued customers. In recent months, we have witnessed an increased...
Read moreWith six of Del Oro’s 13 active wells damaged or destroyed by the March catastrophic floods, three of those wells (on the golf course) have now been rehabilitated. Del Oro’s engineers and the State Water Board agree that Well No. 33, which...
Read moreSpringville Community Water Distribution – Friday, August 11, 2023 from 10 am to 2 pm at the River Island Country Club River Island Water Conservation: What Not To Do… Here you can see an example of what not to do when watering: This...
Read moreConservation Required – July 17, 2023 Del Oro thanks you for your conservation efforts so far. With the increasing heat and stress on remaining equipment, one of our booster pumps at the Winchester Tank overheated and burned up this...
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