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At BCVWD, serving our 22,000+ customers means more than just delivering water — it’s about providing reliable, respectful service every step of the way. Over the past few months, we’ve made improvements to our payment system, expanded service options, and worked hard to respond quickly to your needs.

If you’ve had a great experience with our team, we’d be grateful if you’d take a moment to leave a Google review. 🌟 Your feedback helps others in the community know what to expect and reminds our staff that their hard work matters.

Thank you for letting us serve you — and for sharing your story!

📲 Leave a review: https://g.page/r/CXLYJztLJ-O8EBM/review

#BCVWD #CustomerCare #PositiveImpact #WaterWithHeart #YourVoiceMatters

Public Service Recognition Week is a time to honor the dedicated individuals who keep our communities running. At Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District, we’re proud to be part of that commitment — delivering safe, reliable water every day to the residents and businesses we serve.

Water is one of our most essential resources, and ensuring it reaches your tap takes planning, expertise, and teamwork. Our staff — from engineers and technicians to customer service and administrative professionals — take pride in the work they do to serve the public good.

“Providing sustainable and reliable water is more than a service — it’s a morale responsibility and commitment to our community, our environment, and future generations,” said John Covington, BCVWD Board Member. “Our entire team works behind the scenes every day to ensure that this vital resource is protected, treated, and delivered to thousands of homes and businesses with care and professionalism.”

This week, and every week, we thank our public servants for their dedication, professionalism, and heart. 💙

🔗 Learn more about how BCVWD serves you at bcvwd.gov #PSRW2025 #PublicService #BCVWD #WaterMatters

As temperatures rise, so does water use — especially outdoors! 🌿

Many customers double their water use in the summer compared to winter, mostly due to lawn and landscape watering. It makes sense: when it’s raining, most people don’t run their sprinklers. But as sunny days return, so does the outdoor watering — and with it, higher water bills.

Even though this seasonal spike happens every year, it’s easy to forget. So here’s your friendly reminder from Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District:

✅ Check your irrigation system for leaks or overwatering
✅ Adjust watering times to early morning or evening
✅ Consider cutting back — your landscape may not need as much as you think!

Conserving water in the warmer months helps protect our resources and keeps your bill manageable. Let’s work together to make every drop count this season! 💙

Learn more water-saving tips at bcvwd.gov #BCVWD #WaterSmart #SummerWaterTips #ConservationMatters

At Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District, we believe that every drop of water tells a story — of planning, of protection, and of the people who make safe, reliable water possible every day.

As California enters its dry season, Water Awareness Month is a timely reminder of the value of water and how we can all make a difference. From the infrastructure that delivers clean water to your tap, to the conservation choices we make at home, protecting this essential resource takes all of us working together.

“Most people don’t think about water until it’s not there, but at BCVWD, we think about it every day,“ said Daniel Slawson, Board President. “We think about how to protect it, how to deliver it, and how to ensure we have water for generations to come.”

Throughout the year, BCVWD continues to invest in critical infrastructure projects and supports our community in making water-wise choices. Whether it’s preparing for climate extremes or helping customers reduce water use, we’re working every day to protect our region’s most precious resource.

Let’s make every drop count — this month and beyond. 💧
🔗 Visit bcvwd.gov to learn more about our programs, projects, and how you can help conserve water.

#WaterAwarenessMonth | #BCVWD | #EveryDropCounts | #ConservationTips

At BCVWD, we know that every drop counts — and that reliable, clean water is something our customers depend on every single day.

To continue delivering on that promise, the Board of Directors recently approved new water rates that will fund critical infrastructure upgrades. We understand that any rate increase can be difficult, and we want to be transparent about why these changes are necessary.

Much of our water system — including pipelines, valves, and facilities — has been in service for decades. Some projects have been on hold for years due to funding limitations. With these new rates, we can finally move forward with overdue improvements that will:

✔️ Reduce service interruptions
✔️ Improve operational efficiency
✔️ Support wildfire response
✔️ Protect public health
✔️ Ensure long-term water reliability for future generations

“Our network of wells, pipes, and treatment facilities works around the clock to deliver safe water to your home,” said Board Member John Covington. “Strong infrastructure is the foundation of a reliable water supply — and this investment ensures we’re prepared not just for today, but for the future.”

We appreciate our community’s support and understanding as we take this important step toward building a more resilient water system. 🔗 Learn more at bcvwd.gov

#BCVWD #WaterInfrastructure #SafeWater #InvestingInTheFuture #WaterMatters

At BCVWD, we’re proud to serve over 22,000 customers, and we’re always working to improve the way we do things. From updated payment options to streamlined customer service, we’ve made several recent changes with YOU in mind.

We know it’s more common for people to speak up when something goes wrong — but if you’ve had a positive experience with us, we’d love for you to share it with a Google review. 🌟 Your kind words help others know what to expect and remind our team that we’re making a difference.

Thank you for being part of our community!

https://g.page/r/CXLYJztLJ-O8EBM/review

#BCVWD #CustomerService #CommunityMatters #WeAppreciateYou

Here’s your chance to #participate! We welcome feedback from the community during our Board of Directors meetings. Join us in person or online tonight at 6:00 p.m. Visit https://bcvwd.gov/documents/2025-board-meeting-agendas for the agenda. #BCVWD

Online via Zoom –

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84318559070?pwd=SXIzMFZCMGh0YTFIL2tnUGlpU3h0UT09

Telephone, please dial: (669) 900-9128

Enter Meeting ID: 843 1855 9070

Enter Passcode: 113552

For public comment, use the “Raise Hand” feature on the video call when prompted. If dialing in, please dial *9 to “Raise Hand” when prompted. #BCVWD

Tonight’s Board of Directors meeting will include a Public Hearing on BCVWD’s Water Rate Study. This is your opportunity to learn more about how water rates are determined and share your input.

📅 Tonight at 6:00 p.m.
📍 Visit www.bcvwd.gov/document-category/regular-board-agendas for the agenda and information on how to attend.

Water is essential — and your voice matters. 💧

#BCVWD #BoardMeeting #PublicHearing #WaterRates #CommunityParticipation

In 2024, BCVWD secured $2.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding through the County of Riverside to strengthen water system reliability and fire response capabilities in high-risk areas. This grant will fund two major pipeline projects, paired with our new District-funded 2-million-gallon water tank, to:

✔️ Increase water storage and transmission
✔️ Support firefighting and fire suppression
✔️ Replace aging infrastructure pushed to the limit during the 2020 Apple and El Dorado fires

“Partnerships like this are essential for maintaining a resilient water system,” said Board Member David Hoffman. “By leveraging grant funding alongside District investments, we’re reinforcing critical firefighting infrastructure and ensuring a stable supply for our community.”

“These new pipelines can last for 100 years,” added Board President Daniel Slawson. “We’re laying the foundation for reliable water service and stronger emergency response for decades to come.”

One project will install over 2,800 feet of new 24-inch pipeline in the 3040 pressure zone, connecting to the new Noble Storage Tank to double storage capacity in the area to 4 million gallons. The second project replaces 3,000 feet of deteriorating 10-inch pipeline with a new 12-inch line, improving water transmission between key pressure zones near Little San Gorgonio Creek and adding fire hydrants every 1,000 feet for enhanced emergency response.

These improvements directly address vulnerabilities exposed by past wildfires and strengthen BCVWD’s ability to serve the community in times of crisis. Construction is expected to wrap up by June 2025.

🔗 Learn more at bcvwd.gov #BCVWD #WaterInfrastructure #ARPAfunding #CommunitySafety #FirePrevention #WaterReliability