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Water Saving Tips for Summertime

Summer is here and warmer weather usually means more water use outdoors. Here are some ways to use water wisely this summer by following these conservation tips.

Water your lawn only when it needs it. Generally, lawns only need an inch or so of water per week during the summer months.

Water in the early morning or evening hours to reduce evaporation.

Use a broom instead of a hose to clean your sidewalk, driveway, or patio.

Set your lawn mower one notch higher. Taller grass needs less water.

Choose the right watering tool. Wands and soaker hoses are more efficient than a standard garden hose.

Mulch garden beds to help retain moisture.

Wash cars using a bucket of soapy water rather than leaving a hose running

Following these tips can save you time and money this summer.

2017 Proposed Rate Increase

Proposed Rate Increase

www.jcwd1.org/pdfs/ProposedRateIncrease.pdf

September 2013 Public Notice of Violation

Water Sample Violation

www.jcwd1.org/pdfs/Sept2013PublicNoticeofViolation.pdf

2013 Public Notice

There will be a rate increase going into effect. For more information please see the 2013 Public Notice that is available for download here or on our Documents & Forms page.

www.jcwd1.org/pdfs/2013 Public Notice PWA.pdf

Additional Capacity Coming in 2014

We will be adding another 1 million gallon storage tank located behind Cracker Barrel at Brannon Road and U.S. 27.

Latest Customer Confidence Report

Our latest Customer Confidence Report is avaialble and can be downloaded here or on our Documents & Forms page.

Before You Dig
Call our office at least 2 days in advance when you are going to do any digging around water lines. See our “Request by Excavator for Approximate Location of Underground Pipeline” form that needs to filled out in our office before digging.