We wanted to let our customers know that if you have no water in your house, we have not turned your water off, it's most likely that your water meter or service is frozen. Please contact our office 8am-5pm at (509) 922-5443 or our after hours number at (509) 623-7920 for help.
The WDFW public water access at Liberty Lake in Spokane Co will close 8/17 to 8/19 to treat the lake with herbicide to help control invasive plants. The treatment is scheduled during the week when site use is at a minimum to reduce impact to boaters and people fishing from shore.
We have guidance and checklists available for public water systems, building owners, building managers, #schools and businesses to take steps to flush a building’s plumbing before reopening. This ensures safe water for personal and commercial use.
https://t.co/VSxJBkV8jn
Flushing disinfecting wipes can cause sewer & septic problems that affect your home & community. Help utility workers focus on their primary responsibilities by putting used disinfecting wipes in the trash—never the toilet. #KeepItFlushing#WipesClogPipes https://t.co/LiuKqc4KwQ
Water and sewer districts throughout the state are taking all steps necessary to continue providing safe and reliable water and sewer services for the duration of this emergency.
https://t.co/WfismcG7OI
Yes... this is real. We want to stress during this time where people are struggling to find #toilet paper... be careful what you consider putting in your toilet. Time to talk about the 3 P's...
https://t.co/TlgJqe1881
#Coronavirus
Friendly reminder that toilets are not trash cans! Flush only the 3 p’s: pee, poop, or (toilet) paper 💩🚽 Flushable wipes should be tossed into the trash! #PHXWaterSmart
‘Flushable: wipes are not really flushable – they don’t break down and can cause expensive plumbing problems in your home and damage the sewer system. Put wipes in the trash. For more info: https://t.co/OEygvYrNvf…
#wipesclogpipes
We're celebrating #GroundWaterAwarenessWeek to show how everyone can help protect our groundwater and keep our drinking water safe! Learn more and find activities for students and teachers at: https://t.co/6quuvHu0ik
Congrats! @WADeptHealth presented EPA’s AQUARIUS award to @LLSWD1 for improving its drinking water system with low-cost financing by @EcologyWA Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. https://t.co/hxmI3EjkuM
UPDATE: (valid 11/28/19 @ 8:45 am)
The Liberty Lake Sewer & Water District has completely lifted the boil water advisory for all LLSWD service connections.
https://t.co/PcJdYSrvk5
@MaherKXLY @kxly4news @MaherKXLY here is a map of the small area still under the boil order. Everywhere else inside the yellow boundary has been lifted. https://t.co/6mbhm92Fa9
UPDATE: Revised Boil Order
All customers outside the pink shaded area on the below map no longer need to boil water before drinking. Please visit https://t.co/19mmE12WqP for further details, or call us @ 509-922-5443. #libertylake#water#drinkitup
Congratulations to @LLSWD1 for garnering EPA’s #Aquarius honors for water system upgrades that will provide safer, more reliable & affordable drinking water with low-cost financing from @EcologyWA Drinking Water State Revolving Funds.