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In our continuing efforts to yield quality service to our customers we have created this site for you, the ratepayers of the District. Our site is designed to provide you with the latest District news and information, water quality reports, conservation tips, emergency notifications and much more.

The staff and Commissioners of the North Perry Ave Water District are dedicated to providing you with safe and reliable drinking water. We aim to provide you with the best customer service and are happy to help however we can. Please let us know how we can assist you.

Olympus One million Gallon Reservoir Seismic Retrofit and Re-Coating Update

Over the coming weeks our crews will be working to recommission for use one of the system’s water tanks after it has been offline for the last 10 months undergoing a $2 million seismic retrofit and recoating project. This one-million-gallon capacity tank, located on Olympus Drive, was first commissioned in 1965 and after nearly 60 years of service it was due for modern seismic and structural improvements to ensure another 60 years of reliable operation.

This work also included a complete recoat of the interior and exterior of the tank. Part of the project was funded by a FEMA grant obtained by the district. While this tank has been offline for the duration of the project, the water system has been operating in a modified capacity. During the refilling, potable water testing, and wrap up work the system operation will be changed to accommodate the water demand for these activities.

Our crews are working hard to ensure the this has the least amount of impact on our customers. After 10 months of modified water flows in the system, redirecting water back to the newly renovated tank can cause sediment in the water mains to be “stirred up” resulting in discolored water.

If you are experiencing discolored water from your cold faucets, please flush water from the outside hose spigot on your house closest to the street for 5-10 minutes to clear the line feeding your home. If after the initial 10 minutes of flushing the water clarity does not improve, please call our office and we will dispatch a technician to aid in clearing the line from the meter box. Thank you for your patience while we return our system to normal operation.

LATEST NEWS

2023 Consumer Confidence Report now available – View it here  2023 Consumer Confidence Report

New Statement Layout coming soon – See details here  Understanding Your Bill

Cross Connection

The North Perry Avenue Water District works hard to protect your drinking water from contamination. This effort begins at the well where your water is collected, and continues through the entire treatment and distribution process. But what about after the water reaches your home or business? Who protects the water from the meter to your glass. Read on for some important information about the hazards of backflow, and what we all can do to maintain the safety of our water supply.

Commissioner Meetings

Regular Board meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 8:30 a.m. at the District Office.

Next Commissioner Meeting 8/1/24

Meeting will be hosted in person at the district office and online starting at 8:30am. Please click the button below to join. 

If you would like to call via the phone, please call Rob Robinson, our General Manager, during normal business hours for directions.

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Olympus One Million Gallon Reservoir Seismic Retrofit and Re- Coating UpdateOver the coming weeks our crews will be working to recommission for use one of the system’s water tanks after it has been offline for the last 10 months undergoing a $2 million seismic retrofit and recoating project. This one-million-gallon capacity tank, located on Olympus Drive, was first commissioned in 1965 and after nearly 60 years of service it was due for modern seismic and structural improvements to ensure another 60 years of reliable operation. This work also included a complete recoat of the interior and exterior of the tank. Part of the project was funded by a FEMA grant obtained by the district. While this tank has been offline for the duration of the project, the water system has been operating in a modified capacity. During the refilling, potable water testing, and wrap up work the system operation will be changed to accommodate the water demand for these activities. Our crews are working hard to ensure the this has the least amount of impact on our customers. After 10 months of modified water flows in the system, redirecting water back to the newly renovated tank can cause sediment in the water mains to be “stirred up” resulting in discolored water. If you are experiencing discolored water from your cold faucets, please flush water from the outside hose spigot on your house closest to the street for 5-10 minutes to clear the line feeding your home. If after the initial 10 minutes of flushing the water clarity does not improve, please call our office and we will dispatch a technician to aid in clearing the line from the meter box. Thank you for your patience while we return our system to normal operation. ... See MoreSee Less
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