High Wind Warning

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Preparation for the Storm

admin / January 31, 2024

More rain is on the way! Be prepared before the storm comes. SANDBAG LOCATION FOR RESIDENTS: Sandbags are available to […]

Around the District, Community, Customer Information, Drought, Emergencies, From the Office, Hazardous Weather Outlook, High Wind Warning, Pine Cove Water District, Rain, Road Conditions, Snow, Storms, Weather, Weekend, Winter

What’s the weather like up there?

admin / January 23, 2023

We hear this question a lot! Did you know that we have links to weather station data and highway cameras […]

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Preparing for an Emergency or Evacuation

admin / December 13, 2017

PRE-EVACUATION PREPARATION STEPS Recent natural disasters can inspire awareness and the importance of emergency preparedness. In our neighborhood the threat […]

Around the District, Community, Customer Information, Fire Danger, From the Office, High Wind Warning, Weather, Winds

Wild, Windy Weather

admin / May 14, 2014

Hold on to your hats! We are under a high wind warning until 4 p.m. this afternoon. There is also […]

Around the District, Customer Information, From the Office, Hazardous Weather Outlook, High Wind Warning, Weather

Storm Approaching!

admin / March 25, 2014

There is a small storm coming our way. No significant snow fall accumulation is expected, but temperatures will be dropping. […]

Seasonal disconnection of service is not available. Minimum advanced billing and payment is used for administrative expenses, minimum maintenance and the fixed funding of the District and may not be avoided by seasonal disconnection of service with subsequent reconnection. All meters active or inactive will be billed advance minimum charges every two months, as per Resolution #266. Please click the link below to be directed to the Interagency Incident Support Website. You can find Incident information, weather predictive services and more: click here. In a medical emergency, or in case of a fire, call 911.....do not call the local fire departments. Your emergency call needs to be routed through the proper emergency channels. In an emergency such as fire, or evacuations, tune to 1610 on your radio dial to tune into our local radio station WNKI.