Ventura Waterworks District No. 8 - Simi Valley

The City of Simi Valley/Waterworks Section No . 8 (City/District) is committed to offering you a reliable supply of budget-friendly, high quality drinking water. This kind of Water Quality Statement is provided yearly to all customers all of us serve. We thanks for taking the time to read the report and happily look forward to serving you, your family, and/or your company now and shortly. The City/District redirects 19 million gallons of water every day to more than twenty-five, 000 homes and businesses within the community. This report gives information about the water resources, the compounds within the water, and water safety. The City/District must meet strict water quality requirements established by the Circumstance. S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and the State Drinking water Resources Control Table (State Board), and must test the water frequently to assure this reliably does, therefore. The City/District functions diligently with our neighbours, our partners and suppliers to continuously improve the quality from the water supply, the safety of our water resources, the reliability of supply and the honesty of our storage and distribution system. For more information about your water, e-mail Melisa Silverheels msilverheels@simivalley. org with all the City/District or contact 805-583-6469. The City/District supplies water to approximately sixty-five percent of Simi Area residences, businesses, and institutions, and Fantastic State Water Organization supplies the remainder. The water bill is a sure way to ascertain which water dealer serves you, or perhaps you may call us in 805- 583-6469. El aviso contiene instrucciones para obtener información notable Acerca de su jugo potable. Si pretende asistencia en Español, por favor llame a Maria Godinez al 805-583-6347. THE WATER SOURCES: The main supply for the City/District is the Condition Water Project, brought in from Northern Washington dc. The State Water Task water is cured, filtered and disinfected at Metropolitan Drinking water District’s (Metropolitan) Paul Jensen Filtration Grow in Granada Hillsides. The treated drinking water is conveyed simply by pipeline to Calleguas Municipal Water Area (Calleguas). Calleguas is the central supplier of drinking water to the City/District and Golden State Drinking water Company, Simi Valley’s water purveyors. Additionally, Calleguas uses the Lake Bard Tank to store imported drinking water from Metropolitan. Water treated at the Pond Bard Water Purification Facility is available to emergencies, or prepared facility outages. The other City/District supply of drinking water is the Gillibrand Groundwater Basin found north of Simi Valley. Groundwater out of this basin is driven to the Tapo Encolure Water Treatment Herb for treatment and disinfection, before delivery towards the distribution system..

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