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BCVWD is proud to support our partners, the San Gorgonio Pass Water Agency (SGPWA) and the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District (IERCD), as they host a free community workshop on creating water-smart landscapes.

Workshops like these highlight how drought-tolerant and native plants can save water, create beautiful yards, and support long-term sustainability.

💧 Event Details:
📅 Thursday, October 16
🕔 5 – 7 PM
📍 Noble Creek Community Center, Beaumont

We’re thankful to SGPWA and IERCD for leading the way in conservation education and helping our community take small steps that make a big impact.

👉 Free giveaways and door prizes included!
👉 RSVP at: https://www.iercd.org and clicking on Events

Learn more water-saving tips at: bcvwd.gov/water-conservation-tips #WaterWiseGardening #SGPWA #IERCD #BCVWD #ConserveWater #SustainableYards

Why is my October bill so high? 💧

Even though fall is here and temperatures are starting to cool, your October bill reflects water use from August and September—the hottest months of the year. 🌞 That means high outdoor watering and summer lawn care often show up on your bill now.

✅ Remember: conserving water isn’t just for summer! Year-round, you can:

• Adjust sprinkler schedules as the weather cools
• Check for leaks inside and outside the home
• Water plants early in the morning to reduce evaporation

If you ever have questions about your bill or water use, our team is here to help. Call us anytime—we’re happy to assist!

🔗 Learn more: https://bcvwd.gov

#BCVWD #Beaumont #CherryValley #WaterConservation #SaveWater #EveryDropCounts #CaliforniaWater

Preparedness isn’t just about food and water—it’s also about protecting the things that matter most.

📁 Keep important documents (IDs, insurance, medical info, property records) in water-resistant containers or sealed plastic bags.
💻 Make digital copies of documents and store them securely online.
💧 Store treasured items in elevated, dry areas to reduce the risk of water damage during floods or pipe breaks.

Taking these steps now means less stress later, and more time to focus on your family’s safety.

Learn more ➡️ Ready.gov

#NPM2024 #StartAConversation #BCVWDPrepared #WaterReadyBCVWD

🚧💧 Building Reliability for Our Community 💧🚧

Our Engineering, Finance, and Operations teams have been hard at work this summer on projects that improve reliability, efficiency, and water service for our customers.

“With proactive pump testing and redundant efforts, the team is preventing interruptions and ensuring a continuous supply of safe water for our customers” commented BCVWD Board Member Andy Ramirez.  “The Board is proud of the District’s investment in infrastructure and sustainable water deliveries to our entire community.”

Here’s a quick update:

1️⃣ Well 1A Replacement – Crews are test-pumping to determine the well’s full capacity and equipment needs. Although recent water quality samples mean this well will serve our non-potable system, it will play an important role in reducing strain on potable supplies and adding system redundancy.

2️⃣ B-Line Transmission Pipeline – Construction is complete, and the Notice of Completion is heading to the Board this month. This project was funded in part by ARPA dollars, with $798,681 received to support the work. Remaining funds will be reallocated to other pipeline improvements.

3️⃣ Pressure Regulation Station – Construction is underway in the 2400 pressure zone. Once complete, this underground PRV will enhance pressure management and support long-term system planning.

We’re committed to investing in the future of our water system, today and for generations to come.

#BCVWD #WaterWorks #Infrastructure

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

 We’re Listening & We Appreciate You! 💧
Our 22,000+ customers are more than just service accounts, you’re our neighbors and partners. 🌟

Have a great experience with our team? Let us know! Your feedback inspires us and helps others learn what to expect from BCVWD. 📲 Leave a review: https://g.page/r/CXLYJztLJ-O8EBM/review

#BCVWD #CustomerCare #WaterWithHeart #ThankYou

🍂☀️ Happy First Day of Fall!

Here in Southern California, it may still feel like summer with warm days and lots of sunshine, but the seasons are starting to shift. Soon we’ll see cooler weather, shorter days, and the signs of fall all around us.

💧 No matter the season, water keeps our community moving forward, from staying hydrated in the heat to preparing for the changes ahead.

Let’s welcome fall together, even if it still feels like summer. 🌊🍁

#BCVWD #HelloFall #WaterEverySeason

Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District Wins Statewide Excellence Award! 🎉

We are honored to share that BCVWD has received the 2025 CSDA Excellence in Technology Award at the California Special Districts Association Annual Conference in Monterey.

Vice President of the Board of Directors, Lona Williams, accepted the award on behalf of the District. She described the moment as both humbling and an honor, noting that “with just under 50 employees, standing among hundreds of other agencies made me incredibly proud of our staff’s dedication.”

The award recognizes BCVWD’s commitment to innovation and stewardship. Vice President Williams emphasized that every technology investment is made with the community in mind: “This award shows our community that every investment in technology is about stewardship. It protects customer information, safeguards our water supply, and reinforces that security and safety are priorities in every decision we make.”

She also reflected on the support of other districts present at the conference. “What struck me most was the warm support from so many other districts, water, fire, parks, and beyond. It reminded me that, despite our different challenges, we are united in our mission of serving our communities.”

Vice President Williams concluded that this recognition is not just about one department but a reflection of the District’s overall professionalism. “Our staff is learning, improving, and taking pride in their work every day, and this award is proof of that commitment.”

👏 Congratulations to our Information Technology and Cybersecurity Department, engineers, operations staff, and administrative professionals for making this award possible. And thank you to our community for trusting us with your most vital resource!

We know how much pets mean to our families, many people will stay behind or even risk their own safety to protect them. That’s why it’s so important to include pets in your emergency water plan.

💧 Water planning tips for pets:
• Add at least 1 gallon of water per pet, per day.
• Pack portable containers so water is easy to carry if you need to evacuate.
• Remember extra supplies like bowls, leashes, and comfort items.

Preparedness is about protecting all of your loved ones, furry ones included. Start planning today! More info ➡️ Ready.gov
#NPM2024 #StartAConversation #BCVWDPrepared #WaterReadyBCVWD

The replacement of Well 2A is an important investment in the reliability of our water system. The project is currently on hold until test pumping and pump design for Well 1A are completed. While this process has experienced delays due to equipment issues, work is moving forward, and construction on Well 2A is expected to be complete by Summer 2026.

💧 Why this matters:

• The original Well 2 reached the end of its service life.
• The replacement Well 2A will strengthen system redundancy and improve long-term reliability.
• This project represents a major capital investment to ensure safe, sustainable water for our community.

“We know that infrastructure projects like Well 2A are not just about pipes and pumps, they are about people,” shared BCVWD Board President Daniel Slawson. “While this project has faced some setbacks, the end result will provide long-term benefits for the entire community. The Board is committed to making smart, lasting investments in our water system to serve generations to come.”

We appreciate the community’s patience as this critical project progresses, and we look forward to sharing updates along the way.

#BCVWD #WaterWorks #CommunityInvestment #Infrastructure