PCWA’s Business Center lobby and front parking lot will be closed from October 31, 2025, through January 2026 for campus construction improvements. Customer Services will be relocated to the Drinking Water Operations Building at 185 Ferguson Road during this time.

PCWA and partners are safeguarding Placer County’s water through healthy forests, fire‑ready infrastructure, and community education. Explore our hub for wildfire, watershed, and water reliability—featuring videos, guides, maps, and links to past Fire & Water publications.

Discover how PCWA partners with local agencies to build resilient water infrastructure, apply landscape planning, and promote community preparedness—key strategies that help safeguard water, homes, and livelihoods in Placer County.

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.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has completed ongoing infrastructure repairs at Lake Spaulding Powerhouse No. 1 and resumed water releases into the Drum Canal system. As a result, PCWA is preparing to restore full water deliveries to the affected untreated water customers.

Construction is underway on PCWA’s new Colfax Water Treatment Plant—an important investment in reliable, safe drinking water for foothill communities in central Placer County.

Take a look at PCWA’s new digital Annual Report—highlighting key projects, community impact, and our ongoing commitment to reliable, efficient, and sustainable service.

Water is essential for our daily lives and the future of our community. As your local water provider, we’re committed to helping Placer County prosper. Discover how local water agencies, including PCWA, are shaping a sustainable future at PlacerWaterFuture.com.