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With 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 is affected by elevated nitrate levels, may be taken offline. Well No. 33

Del Oro is pleased to announce that an additional shipment of bottled water has arrived today. Starting Thursday August 31, 2023 at 2pm – 6 pm, each household will be eligible to receive up to one case containing six (6) one (1) gallon bottles of drinking water every three days. Pickup Dates and Times: Our

Schedule 14.1 Updated to Stage 4 – August 17, 2023

Senator Grove & Assemblyman Fong hosting Community Water Distribution Event – On behalf of all of us at Del Oro Water, River Island District, we would like to express our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support and assistance you have extended to our community. Your commitment was evident through your efforts today during your hosted

Springville 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 lush, green lawn is so saturated that water is now running into

Conservation 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 weekend. The other booster pump at that location had an electrical issue which has been repaired.

Conservation Required – July 10, 2023 Del Oro thanks you for your conservation efforts over the weekend. As a reminder, watering restrictions are in effect: Schedule 14.1 Stage 2 prohibits outdoor watering from 8 am to 6 pm, and allows for watering three days per week: Even (or no street) addresses: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Odd

Conservation Required – July 7, 2023 Del Oro is requesting its customers’ assistance this weekend. Please do not water your lawns or engage in other wasteful uses of water, as supplies in our water tanks are critically low. Our remaining wells cannot keep up with the continued excessive usage caused by outside watering. Please do your part

Conservation Required – July 6, 2023 Del Oro has received several calls regarding low water pressure since yesterday evening. All operable wells are running 21 hours per day to keep up with demand, but with the loss of five wells during March’s flooding the remaining wells cannot keep up. To keep all customers in water

Del Oro is requesting that all customers continue to conserve water this spring and summer. The flooding in March destroyed two wells, and three more are awaiting rehabilitation. In addition, the hotter temperatures are causing extra demand on the system as customers begin watering outdoors. Please refrain from outdoor watering as much as possible, and limit it