Please be aware that individuals may try to impersonate VCMWD staff in person or over the phone. Be advised that our staff does NOT solicit credit card or personal info by phone. VCMWD will not demand immediate payment of your water bill by credit card over the phone.
Setting your lawnmower to a three-inch cut is an easy way to #savewater by encouraging deeper lawn roots! More tips: https://t.co/eHfKk0Xw0h. #SaveOurWater
A running hose can use 10 gallons of water per minute. Setting a timer when watering your yard or garden helps remind you when to stop. Visit https://t.co/eHfKk0Xw0h for more #waterwise tips.
@CMUA created a video to recognize the women & men who work hard to keep the water, sewer & gas flowing, & the lights on during these difficult times.
In these uncertain times, it's important to say thanks to the women and men in our community who keep the water flowing and the lights on. Thank you, CMUA members. #publicpower#cawater
Here for You - In these uncertain times, Valley Center Municipal Water District is here for you - providing clean, plentiful and convenient water delivered right to your tap 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Valley Center Municipal Water District is joining the San Diego County Water Authority’s regional efforts to fight the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic by supporting a virtual food drive in partnership with the San Diego Food Bank. Donate at https://t.co/YEcoozjBAg
Customers can expect no disruption of service associated with the Coronavirus. The Valley Center Municipal Water District Board & staff are committed to providing safe & reliable water & wastewater services to meet your public health and safety needs during this difficult period.
Americans can continue to use & drink water from their tap as usual. The U.S. has strong regulations that require treatment at public water systems to remove/kill pathogens, incl. viruses like #coronavirus.
Risk of contamination to tap water is low @WHO. https://t.co/LStewzv140
Scammers have been targeting utility customers by making automated phone calls claiming to be the “Water Department”. If you receive such a call, please do not provide any credit card or personal information and call the District Office for verification at (760) 735-4502.
Getting rid of your grass just got a little greener. Starting April 1, receive $2 or more per square foot to replace your turf. Visit https://t.co/D4Qq4zUvcT for more information.