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Today, Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District (BCVWD) joins communities across the nation in recognizing the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

Veterans Day is an opportunity to express our gratitude to those who have answered the call to serve, protecting our freedoms and contributing to the strength of our nation.

To all veterans, including those within our community, among our customers, and throughout our District team, we extend our sincere appreciation for your service and sacrifice.

In observance of Veterans Day, BCVWD offices will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. Regular business hours will resume on Thursday, November 12.

While our offices are closed, our dedicated operations personnel will continue working to maintain essential water services for our community.

From all of us at BCVWD, thank you to our veterans for your service.

Learn more about BCVWD at https://bcvwd.gov.

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Strong communities benefit when local businesses and public agencies have opportunities to connect, share information, and build relationships.

On October 14, Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District (BCVWD) was pleased to participate in the City of Beaumont’s first Regional Vendor Fair. The event brought together local businesses, government agencies, and utilities to explore opportunities for future partnerships and help businesses better understand the process of working with public agencies.

From construction and engineering to administrative, financial, and other professional services, public agencies rely on a wide variety of vendors to support their operations and serve their communities. The event also featured educational opportunities for businesses interested in government contracting, including information about insurance requirements and the processes involved in becoming a government vendor.

BCVWD was represented by our Director of Engineering as well as our Human Resources and Risk Manager, who shared information about the District’s purchasing and contracting processes, discussed potential business opportunities, and connected with vendors and representatives from other local agencies.

We extend our sincere thanks to the City of Beaumont for organizing this event and inviting BCVWD to participate!

Bringing businesses and public agencies together at the regional level helps strengthen relationships, encourages collaboration, and creates opportunities that benefit our communities.

We appreciate the opportunity to be part of this first event and look forward to participating in future regional vendor fairs!

Interested in learning more about BCVWD and opportunities to work with the District? Visit https://bcvwd.gov.

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Today, November 3, is Election Day!

Voting is an important opportunity to participate in our democracy and have a voice in the decisions that shape our communities and our future.

At Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District, we encourage all eligible voters to exercise their right to vote and take part in the democratic process. Every voice matters!

Learn more about your water district at https://bcvwd.gov. #ElectionDay #YourVoteMatters #CivicEngagement #BCVWD #Community

A hidden leak can be a scary surprise on your water bill. Even a small leak can waste water and add up over time.

Take a few minutes to check around your home for signs of leaks, including toilets, faucets, irrigation systems, and other outdoor water use. Finding and fixing leaks early can help prevent unexpected water use while conserving one of our most valuable resources.

A little detective work now can help keep those frightening surprises away!

Visit https://bcvwd.gov for water conservation information, tips, and resources to help you use water wisely.

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Thank you to the customers and community members who have been keeping an eye out and reporting suspicious activity around BCVWD fire hydrants.

Community awareness is an important part of helping the District protect its water system. When suspicious activity is reported, it gives BCVWD an opportunity to respond, investigate the situation, check for damage, and take appropriate action.

Your reports can help us reduce water loss, protect District infrastructure, and discourage future unauthorized hydrant use.

If you see suspicious activity around a BCVWD hydrant, don’t approach or confront anyone.

Suspicious non-emergency activity: callBeaumont Police Department — (951) 769-8500

Missing, damaged, or other water emergency: call BCVWD — (951) 845-9581, Option 9

Crime in progress or immediate danger: Call 9-1-1

Learn more at https://bcvwd.gov

Protect the Water System. Protect Your Community.

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Your water bill doesn’t have to be scary!

Understanding how you use water is one of the best ways to manage your water bill. Checking for leaks, using water efficiently, and being mindful of outdoor watering can all help keep your water use, and your bill, in a good place.

If something on your bill looks unusual, take a closer look. Changes in water use can sometimes be an early sign of a leak or a change in your household’s water-use habits.

No tricks here, just another reason to keep an eye on your water use!

Visit https://bcvwd.gov for conservation tips, water-use resources, and more information to help you understand and manage your water service.

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Fire hydrants are an important part of our community’s water infrastructure. If you see suspicious activity around a BCVWD fire hydrant, please don’t ignore it.

Reporting suspicious activity can help prevent water theft, damage to District equipment, and unnecessary water loss.

See something that doesn’t look right? Don’t approach or confront anyone.

Suspicious non-emergency activity: callBeaumont Police Department — (951) 769-8500

Missing, damaged, or other water emergency: call BCVWD — (951) 845-9581, Option 9

Crime in progress or immediate danger: Call 9-1-1

Learn more at https://bcvwd.gov

Protect the Water System. Protect Your Community.

#BCVWD #HydrantTheft #ProtectOurWater #CommunityAwareness

The proposed appropriations limit of $1,052,753.45 for Community Facilities District No. 2025-1 (Public Services), together with the calculation and supporting documentation, is available for public inspection at the District office, 560 Magnolia Avenue, Beaumont, during regular business hours.

The Board of Directors, acting as the legislative body of the CFD, will consider adoption at its meeting on November 12, 2026 at 6 p.m. These materials are available at least 15 days before that meeting pursuant to Government Code Section 7910(a).

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As temperatures begin to change, October is a good time for customers to take a look at their water use and outdoor watering schedule.

Summer typically brings increased outdoor water use, but sprinkler timers don’t automatically know when the seasons change. A watering schedule that made sense during hotter summer weather may use more water than needed as temperatures cool.

Customers can take a few simple steps to better understand their water use:

• Compare current water use with previous billing periods.
• Check sprinkler timers and adjust watering times as weather conditions change.
• Look for broken sprinkler heads, overspray, or signs of leaks.
• Pay attention to unexpected increases in water use that may indicate something has changed around the property.

Taking a few minutes to review water use and irrigation settings can help customers identify changes early, use water efficiently, and better understand their water bill.

At BCVWD, we encourage customers to stay informed about their water use throughout the year. Small seasonal adjustments can add up to meaningful water savings.

Learn more about water conservation and available resources at https://bcvwd.gov

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Earlier this year, Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District was proud to once again be certified as a Great Place to Work, based on feedback provided directly by District employees through the Great Place to Work employee survey.

The District’s Human Resources Division recently presented the results of that survey, along with the District’s Great Place to Work recognition, to the BCVWD Board of Directors.

While the designation is something to celebrate, the employee feedback behind it is equally important. The survey provides insight into employees’ experiences working at BCVWD and gives the District an opportunity to recognize what is working well while continuing to identify areas where the organization can improve.

Creating a positive workplace is about more than receiving an award. BCVWD believes that investing in employees, encouraging communication, providing opportunities for professional growth, and building a workplace where employees feel connected to the work they do all contribute to a stronger organization, and ultimately, a stronger organization is better positioned to serve its customers and community.

“Our employees are at the heart of the service BCVWD provides to our community every day,” stated BCVWD Board Member Daniel Slawson. “This recognition reflects the workplace our employees have helped build, but just as importantly, their feedback gives us an opportunity to continue learning and improving as an organization.”

BCVWD appreciates the employees who participated in the survey and shared their feedback. The District will continue using that input to support its employees, strengthen the organization, and build on the workplace culture that earned this recognition.

Congratulations and thank you to the entire BCVWD team for the work you do every day to serve our community.

Learn more about BCVWD at https://bcvwd.gov.

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