Articles

This summer, Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) provided service to the community in more ways than one. We enjoyed participating in many community events throughout our service area including, Concerts in the Park, Orange County Fair, and Mesa Water Neighborhood Chats, where we connected with our residents about all things Mesa Water.

Costa Mesa High School’s (CMHS) Solar Cup team sailed to success at the 2019 Solar Cup competition, the nation’s largest student-based solar powered boat race. The seven-month program focusing on conservation, engineering, and problem solving culminated in a three-day competition at Lake Skinner, in Temecula Valley. Out of the 40 Southland high school teams, CMHS placed second overall and won first place for their PSA promoting efficient water use.

Mesa Water’s innovative Pipeline Integrity Program (PiP) was featured in the Association of California Water Agencies’ (ACWA) California H20: Flowing for the Future video series. The PiP addresses the industry-wide issue of renewing and replacing water system pipelines in an economical, effective, and timely manner. To see the video, visit mesawater.org/about/infrastructure.

Starting September 3, 2019, Mesa Water will offer a new online billing service, offering more convenient ways to view and pay your bill, including pay by text and other automatic payment options.

• Action Required: If you currently use the AutoPay feature to pay your bills, please re-register your account with the new bill service between September 3 and September 15, 2019.
• If you would like to go paperless or open an online account for the first time, please register anytime starting on September 3.

Once registered, please make a one-time payment for your current bill if you have an outstanding balance.

To register, visit MesaWater.org/BillPay. For questions, call Customer Services at 949.631.1200.

For more information, visit MesaWater.org/NeighborhoodChat.

Mesa Water District has launched a new online billing and payment service, offering more convenient ways to view and pay your bill.

Here’s What You Need to Know

Customers who currently pay their bill through AutoPay or pay/view their bill online:

• Must re-register for the new service between September 3 and September 15, at www.MesaWater.org/BillPay.
• If you do not register by Sept. 15, 2019, you will not be able to view/submit a payment on time and may be subject to additional late fees.

Please note: Once registered, you must make a one-time payment for your current bill, if you have an outstanding balance.

Customers who do NOT currently pay their bill through Autopay or do not pay/view their bill online:

• While not mandatory for you, it is highly recommended that you register for the new service between September 3 and September 15. This is a great opportunity to go paperless! Register for the new service at www.MesaWater.org/BillPay.
• Starting Sept. 15, 2019, regardless of how you currently pay your bill, you will not be able to view your bill online unless you register for the new service.

Questions? Contact Customer Service at 949.631.1200.

In commemoration of Flag Day, members of Costa Mesa-based Cub Scout Pack 108 led Mesa Water’s Board of Directors and staff in a ceremony and Pledge of Allegiance on June 13 at the District’s headquarters.

The troop was comprised of students in grades K-5, from Woodland and Kaiser Elementary Schools. Mesa Water staff also unveiled new American flag decals on Mesa Water’s service trucks and uniforms.

Mesa Water ’s 2019 Water Quality Report in now available at MesaWater.org/WaterQualityReport and in print by request. The Report can also be translated into other languages upon request. The document contains important information about your water supplies. For questions about this report, contact Kaying Lee, Water Quality & Compliance Supervisor, at 949.207.5491.