Water quality is a top priority at BCVWD. We regularly sample and test our water for safety, all year long. The results are published annually in our Water Quality Report. Find the 2021 report below.
2021 Annual Water Quality Report: https://bcvwd.org/2021-Consumer-Confidence-Report/
Previous Annual Water Quality Reports: https://bcvwd.org/documents/plans-studies-reports/)
From bill pay assistance to conservation updates, stay up to date with what’s happening at BCVWD. Click the link below to read In the Know with H2O.
https://bcvwd.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Newsletter052022.pdf
Have a plan and be prepared! At BCVWD, we are dedicated to planning ahead for emergencies. June is National Safety Month, a great time to make a disaster plan. Visit ready.gov for resources and tips on how to prepare for all kinds of emergencies. #NationalSafetyMonth #BCVWD
“This past year, our community faced fires followed by risk of flash floods, mudslides and debris flow,” said Vice President Lona Williams, on behalf of the Board of Directors. “National Safety Month is a great reminder to revisit your emergency plan, make updates and prepare your property and family before disaster happens.”
Bring water awareness to your family this month! Take some time to visit a nearby water ecosystem, set household conservation goals or plant a California native garden. Find tips to help you save water at bcvwd.org/water-conservation-tips. #WaterAwareness #Conservation #BCVWD
“Protecting our future water supply starts at home by engaging our families in conservation efforts and helping them understand how their actions make a big difference,” said Vice President Lona Williams, on behalf of the Board of Directors.
Make a difference this Earth Day! Here are 51 easy ideas to have an impact this year: earthday.org/earth-day-tips. #EarthDay2021 #RestoreOurEarth #BCVWD
“Earth Day gives us the chance to reflect on the importance of taking care of where we live, both locally in our communities and across the world,” said Vice President Lona Williams, on behalf of the Board of Directors. “BCVWD encourages you to take action not only today, but every day. Small steps can make a big difference.”
The month of May traditionally recognizes many frontline healthcare workers with Nurses Week (May 6-12), Hospital Week (May 10-16), and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week (May 17-23). Now more than ever, thank YOU, from BCVWD.
“BCVWD understands the sacrifice all frontline workers are making as our community faces these unprecedented times,” said Secretary Lona Williams, on behalf of the Board of Directors. “We are grateful to those who are risking their own safety to protect public health.”
Conserve water by taking the time to check for any wet, soggy grass or puddles that keep forming in the same areas outside. This means that you might have an outdoor leak or are overwatering your lawn. Visit bcvwd.org for more #ConservationTips. “When people check for leaks, they often think of the indoors, such as pipes, toilets and sinks,” said Secretary Lona Williams, on behalf of the Board of Directors.
“Outdoor leaks from hoses and sprinklers can be easily overlooked, but, if found and fixed, can save a significant amount of water and money.”