CCWD, Jenny Lind

Where Does My Water Come From? Calaveras County Water District clients are lucky to experience an ample water supply from 4 sources. CCWD has rights to the water at the three fundamental drivers that float through our county: Calaveras, Mokelumne, and Stanislaus. Five of our water structures draw from those floor water resources. The source for our Copper Cove gadget is the Stanislaus River at Lake Tulloch. The supply for the Ebbetts Pass system is the Stanislaus River at McKay’s Reservoir. The source for our Jenny Lind system is the Calaveras River below New Hogan Dam. The source for our Sheep Ranch device is San Antonio Creek underneath White Pines Reservoir, a tributary to the Calaveras River. The supply for our West Point system is Bear Creek, a tributary to the Middle Fork of the Mokelumne River. Our 6th water system in Wallace draws water from groundwater wells within the South San Joaquin Groundwater Basin. All 3 river watersheds had been surveyed for capacity contaminants, and the watersheds have been determined to be pristine. No guy-made natural parts have ever been detected. These survey reviews are to be had for viewing at the District office in San Andreas. To research more approximately our watershed, visit the U.S. EPA’s Surf Your Watershed at www.Epa. Gov/surf..

FAQs Who do I contact if I want to find my water strains? Where can I get my water tested? Who do I contact if I even leak my water strains? Is the water tested often? Is the water hard or smooth? Where does your water come from? Will, it cost a fortune to fill my swimming pool? What is the average use of water? Should I notify you if I may be far away from home for a prolonged time? Where is the dividing line among my plumbing device and the Sunrise gadget? Who presents my rubbish service? Is Sunrise Water Authority my sewer or hurricane water carrier provider? Water is leaking in my house! How do I shut the water off? What do I do if I suspect I even have a water leak at my domestic? My water strain is just too high or too low. What variety need to I name in case of a water emergency? Is there Fluoride in the water?.