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Fixing leaks can achieve significant water savings. You might have a leak if:

• You’ve noticed an increase in the amount of water used on your billing statement with no explanation.

• Have a plumbing fixture that runs and doesn’t stop.

• Have water pooling in specific locations.

Instructions to determine if you have a leak are available at MesaWater.org/WaterQualityReport. Also, check out our free Water-Wise House Call program, at MesaWater.org/Save-Water.

Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) is dedicated to providing you 100% clean, safe, and reliable water. As we work together to soon reopen our community, we encourage business and property owners whose facilities have remained unoccupied to prepare their facilities for returning staff by flushing their internal water system prior to occupancy. 

Mesa Water’s 2020 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. 

Mesa Water District (Mesa Water®) is pleased to announce its renewed AAA credit rating -- the highest achievable by an organization -- from Standard & Poor’s (S&P) and Fitch rating agencies. The coveted ratings are based on Mesa Water’s operational effectiveness and efficiencies, including excellent financial management practices, as evidenced by the use of longterm financial and capital planning, an economical water rates structure, and the implementation of a strong financial policy framework. AAA ratings allow Mesa Water to save ratepayer money by borrowing funds at the lowest possible interest rate for infrastructure improvements.

Mesa Water District would like to hear from you and how it can continue to serve you better! Throughout the month of July, the Mesa Water Board of Directors will be answering your questions. Submit your questions about our water supply, ongoing water use efficiency efforts, or any other topic at MesaWater.org/NeighborhoodChat by July 31, 2020. Responses will be posted on our website in August and shared on social media. 

Mesa Water is celebrating 60 years of service to the community. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @MesaWater for videos, stories, and fun facts about our anniversary throughout the year. Share your Mesa Water memories with us too!

Visit MesaWater.org/60years for a history timeline and more.

Mesa Water conducted a telephone and online survey of more than 800 customers in late 2019. The valuable feedback received from customers continues to drive Mesa Water’s dedication to customer satisfaction and will help shape future goals. 

Serving clean, safe, and reliable tap water continues to be Mesa Water District’s top priority as an essential public service provider.

 As part of its Capital Improvement Program, Mesa Water is renovating the Mesa Water Reliability Facility (MWRF) to create a state-of-the-art water education center. The center will provide educational programs and tours at the MWRF informing visitors about environmental stewardship, resource sustainability, and wise water use. The first phase of the project includes the construction of on-street parking for 58 spaces to accommodate guests and employees visiting the MWRF.

For updates, visit MesaWater.org/about/infrastructure/construction-updates.

Be a Mesa Water Saver and practice the following helpful tips to save water!