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Each calendar year, the BCVWD Board of Directors approves new positions for its members. The Board reorganized to the following for 2024, effective as of January 1.

💧John Covington – President
💧Daniel Slawson – Vice President
💧Lona Williams – Secretary
💧Andy Ramirez – Treasurer
💧David Hoffman – Director

The Board meets the second Wednesday and the fourth Thursday of each month at 6 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Learn more at bcvwd.org/board-of-directors.

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Happy New Year! As we ring in 2024, BCVWD’s offices are closed today Monday, January 1. For water emergencies, please call (951) 845-9581, option 9.

Have a safe and enjoyable celebration!

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It takes more than just the flip of a faucet to get water in your tap! BCVWD’s team works diligently behind the scenes to make sure water is there when you need it. For example, we continuously inspect, repair and improve our pipes, pumps, wells and reservoirs to ensure a steady stream. Learn more at bcvwd.org. 

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Happy first day of winter! As temperatures cool, remember to adjust outdoor watering. Plants and grass need less in colder months. If you walk across the lawn and see footprints, it’s time to water! Get more tips at bcvwd.org/water-conservation-tips.

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🗞️ Check out the latest edition of the BCVWD newsletter! It’s packed with information on managing water supplies efficiently, including updates on our completed stormwater capture project and conservation tips.  

Stay informed! Sign up to receive the newsletter in your inbox at bcvwd.org/email-notifications or read it online at bcvwd.org/documents/newsletters. 

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Winter is almost here, which means less time in the pool. Keep up on maintenance by checking for leaks and repairing recirculating pumps. Consider installing a pool cover to reduce water evaporation. These helpful tips will save water year-round! Get more conservation ideas at bcvwd.org/water-conservation-tips.

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Keep yourself and others healthy this #NationalHandwashingAwarenessWeek and winter season! Wash hands frequently and practice healthy scrubbing habits, such as lathering for at least 20 seconds. While you’re making bubbles, turn off the water to conserve! #BCVWD #ConservationTips

It’s #NationalDiceDay! At BCVWD, we don’t roll the dice on your water! The District is committed to ensuring customers have a safe, steady water supply today and into the future.

“One of the ways BCVWD ensures long-term dependability is by purchasing additional water, when possible, to replenish the Beaumont Basin” said Vice President John Covington. “Thanks to the wet year in 2023, we were able to buy extra water this year and we plan to do the same in 2024. This water is then stored for future use, such as the during the next drought.” Learn more at bcvwd.org.  #BCVWD #WaterSupply

Help protect the community’s water supply! BCVWD’s mission is to provide safe, reliable water. Customers play an important role too. Some properties are required to have a backflow prevention device to keep contaminated water from private pipes out of the public system. Learn more at bcvwd.org/backflow-general-info-start-here.

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