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Rocklin Pipeline Replacement Project - Phase 1
Rocklin Pipeline Replacement Project - Phase 1
Rocklin Pipeline Replacement Project

Phase 1 of the Rocklin Pipeline Replacement Project has begun, focusing on replacing aging water mains along Midas Avenue between 2nd Street and Argonaut Road to improve water reliability for Rocklin residents. Construction starts on October 21, 2024, and is expected to finish by June 2025. Traffic will be maintained with possible delays, especially during peak hours, with flaggers assisting pedestrians.

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New Customer Portal Brochure
New Customer Portal Brochure
New Customer Portal, Now Live!

🌟 Exciting News for PCWA Customers! 🌟
Our new Customer Service Portal launches Monday, September 30th:


✔️ 24/7 Access from any device
✔️ Autopay registration
✔️ Billing, payments, and usage tracking
✔️ Paperless billing enrollment

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Apples, Fall Treat Low-Water Use Plant of the Month
Apples, Fall Treat Low-Water Use Plant of the Month
Resilient and Beautiful

PCWA in partnership with the UC Master Gardeners of Placer County are highlighting plants that are not only beautiful but perfectly suited for our region's climate.

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Master Gardener Demonstration Garden in Loomis
Master Gardener Demonstration Garden in Loomis
Master Gardener Demonstration Garden

Explore water-wise landscaping techniques and sustainable gardening practices at Placer County’s newest demonstration garden:the UC Master Gardeners of Placer County Demonstration Garden at the Loomis Library and Community Learning Center.

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Fire & Water - 2024 Edition
Fire & Water - 2024 Edition
Fire & Water - 2024 Edition

Explore the 2024 edition of 'Fire & Water,' where Placer County Water Agency and Gold Mountain California News Media delve into the crucial connection between fire and water. Learn how local efforts are safeguarding our water resources and ecosystems, offering valuable insights for your home, farm, or business.

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Lake Spaulding and dam
Lake Spaulding and dam
Water Delivery Challenges: Lake Spaulding

A partial fix to PG&E’s infrastructure at Lake Spaulding has restarted water deliveries into PCWA’s system. However, conservation is still requested as Rollins Reservoir recovers and refills over the next several months.

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Recent News
PCWA Begins Phase 1 of the Rocklin Pipeline Replacement Project
PCWA has begun Phase 1 of the Rocklin Pipeline Replacement Project, which will replace aging water mains and improve long-term water reliability for Rocklin residents. This phase is scheduled to begin construction on October 21 and focuses on Midas Avenue, between 2nd Street and Argonaut Road.
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New Billing System And Portal Roll-Out For Enhanced Customer Experience
PCWA Board of Directors received an update at its October 3 board meeting, on the roll-out of its new utility billing system and Customer Service Portal. Launched on Sept. 30, the new system aims to streamline operations, improve data management, and enhance the customer experience.
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Collaborative Success at PCWA's East Slope Board Meeting
Collaborative efforts among Placer County utility districts continue to pay off in both water quality and quantity, according to reports presented at the September meeting of the PCWA Board of Directors. Local utility districts have tackled such issues as copper and lead levels, upgrading water meters, fighting algae blooms, and replacing water mains as well as dealt with emergencies as they continued to provide their customers with water reliability.
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Placer County Water Agency Honors Michael R. Lee for 40 Years of Public Service
PCWA today honored longtime Board member Michael R. Lee for his unwavering dedication to the Agency and the citizens of Placer County during his 40 years of public service, 24 of those serving on the PCWA Board.
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