Padre Dam Municipal Water District

Your Water Quality in 2017 Padre Dam is proud to file that our water gadget meets all USEPA and California Drinking Water Health Standards. This file is a snapshot of the remaining 12 months' water great (2017). Included is information about where your water comes from, what it incorporates, and how it compares to State and Federal standards. Water Sources Padre Dam imports a hundred percent of its potable water delivered from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan) and the San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA). The water is treated at Metropolitan’s Skinner Treatment Plant close to Temecula, the SDCWA’s Twin Oaks Valley Treatment Plant in San Marcos, Claude “Bud” Lewis Carlsbad Desalination Plant and Helix Water District’s Levy Treatment Plant in Lakeside. Metropolitan, SDCWA, Helix and Padre Dam coordinate yearly to evaluate water exceptional degrees and produce this Water Quality Report. The faucet water you received from Padre Dam in 2017 changed into blended water from the Colorado River System, the California State Water Project, ocean water from the desalination plant and neighborhood watersheds within San Diego County. Source Water Assessment Metropolitan assessed the vulnerability of its imported water in 2015 for the Colorado River and 2016 for the State Water Project. These supply waters are each exposed to stormwater runoff, leisure activities, wastewater discharges, flora and fauna, fires and other watershed-associated factors that would affect water fine. Treatment to take away particular contaminants may be more expensive than measures to guard water at the supply, that's why Metropolitan and other water companies make investment sources to help improved watershed safety programs. For a duplicate of those assessments, contact Metropolitan at 213-217- 6850. Helix Water District assessed Lake Jennings on March 2016. This assessment located the lake’s water first-rate to be vulnerable to wastewater, activity, development, equestrian properties, and pesticide/herbicide use. Contact Helix Water District at 619-466-0585 for extra facts on their evaluation.

What is the place and speak to number of the Cedar Rapids Police Department? The Cedar Rapids Police Department is located at 505 First Street SW, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 52404. The Police Department's non-emergency quantity is 319-286-5378. The Police Department is open 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. Please seek advice from our Phone Directory for more precise touch data. I want to be fingerprinted for a activity utility, professional license, or other private motive. Does the Cedar Rapids Police Department do that? Yes, the branch affords Fingerprinting Services on Thursdays from 9:00 a.M. To Noon. This provider is furnished on a walk-in basis, challenge to the availability of Crime Scene Unit employees or Police Volunteer Corps participants. I acquired an obscene/harassing phone call. What ought to I do? The Police Department will take a report for smartphone harassment after 3 calls are efficiently traced.To have a call traced: Hang up on the caller. Get a dial tone after which dial *57. If the trace is a success, you may acquire a recording advising you that the call turned into traced and a rate could be charged for your bill. If you do now not get this recording, call the smartphone employer and request that a guide trace be put on your line. After 3 successful traces, call 319-286-5350 to file the harassment. Your record will then be forwarded to the Investigative Division for similarly investigation..