East Valley Water District

The SNRC soon will be a place where residents can enjoy new outdoor space, including walking paths, picnic areas, and a demonstration garden similar to the one at the District’s headquarters.

Did You Know? Chlorine is added to the water distribution system to ensure the water is free of harmful bacteria and other microorganisms.

What goes in must come out! EVWD performs regular maintenance on our community’s 220 miles of sewer mains keeping things flowing and moving.

EVWD wants to hear from you! Complete the quick survey below to help craft community programs and events that will be offered at the Sterling Natural Resource Center. Eastvalley.org/ProgramsAtSNRC.

EVWD never jokes about the quality of water or the importance of providing a great service to its community.

Throwback Thursday: EVWD staff preparing to flush a fire hydrant back in the 90s. This process looks a little different now, but flushing remains an important step for maintaining water quality.

Friendly Reminder: In April, you may see a slightly higher bill than usual due to the water bill covering 35 days instead of 28. During months with longer billing cycles, the District expands your water budget to reflect the longer cycle.

Hydrant flushing is a critical step to maintaining water quality. This process helps remove sediment that can cause water to appear dirty or discolored.

Quality In Every : EVWD collects water samples year-round at various key sites throughout the community to ensure water quality and safety.

The Sterling Natural Resource Center will make every source a resource by using state-of-the-art co-digestion technology to convert 130,000 gallons of imported organic waste streams per day into 3 megawatts of renewable energy to power the facility. #TeamSterling

A #WBIC can help the average home save up to 7,600 gallons of water a year? For more info and to apply for a free controller, visit https://www.eastvalley. org/275/Rebate. #BeyondTheFaucet #EVWD

Your opinion matters to us! Fill out the #SNRC survey provided in the link below. http://www.eastvalley.org/Program-sAtSNRC

Be on the lookout! The #SNRC is going sky-ward! Check out what #TeamSterling is up to.

The District’s office and customer service lines will be closed today in observance of Presidents’ Day. For water emergencies, please call (909) 889-9501.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Tag a special person in your life to let them know you’re thinking of them. #EVWD

Did you know that when calculating your indoor and outdoor water budget the District considers your home’s unique needs? Check out our new How EVWD Calculates Your Water Budget video to learn more. eastvalley.org/mywaterbudget #Transparency #WhatsInYourBudget

Construction for the SNRC has come a long way! Check out this before and after of the site. In the first picture, crews are preparing to start working on the facility’s foundation.

#SNRC Fun Fact: Ever think about converting this project into legos? You would need 1,543,219,655 (2x2) lego blocks! Click the link in our bio to learn more about the SNRC. #TeamSterling #EVWD

#SNRC Fun Fact: Construction crews have worked at the site for over 15,000 hours! That’s almost 2 years of straight time worked. Click the link in our bio to learn more about the #SNRC.#EVWD #TeamSterling

SNRC Operations building before and after! In addition to serving as an office building for water treatment staff, this part of the facility will also store critical equipment and systems which will aid in the operation of the SNRC.

DYK...On average, each orange requires about 5.8 gallons of water to grow? By understanding how much water is needed to grow our food, we can appreciate its value. #EVWD #ValueWater #ImagineADayWithoutWater

What would a day without water be like? Today on National Imagine A Day Without Water, consider what it would be like if you couldn’t turn on the tap and get clean drinking water. Visit https://imagineadaywithoutwater. org to learn more. #EVWD #ValueWater #ImagineADayWithoutWater

This video clip doesn’t give the amount of progress that has taken place enough justice. Here’s a behind the scenes look at what the aeration basins looked in June 2019 to today. Can you spot the SNRC’s odor control system?

The SNRC’s aeration basins have come a long way since 2018! Approximately 150,000 pounds of reinforcing steel were laid for the basins’ foundation.

DYK...The SNRC’s state-of-the-art vessel systems will help prevent unwanted odors by scrubbing the air so that there is no noticeable odor coming from the facility? Additionally, through the use of Membrane BioReactors, the amount of space needed to operate the facility is dramatically reduced. Therefore, allowing for the recycling process to be completely self-contained. Click the link in our bio to learn more about the #SNRC.#EVWD #TeamSterling

Committed to being a good neighbor, the SNRC’s design includes extensive state-of-the-art vessel systems to help prevent unwanted odors. Check out this before and after clip of the installation of the SNRC’s odor control system.

Don’t forget to set your alarm for the Great ShakeOut earthquake drill at 10:15 am. This year’s drill may look a little dierent, but you can still practice from home. Here’s how to protect yourself if you’re not near a desk or table https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxMCoE0CIcA #ShakeOut

SNRC Administrative Center building before and after. Beyond a water recycling facility, the SNRC strives to improve the quality of life of residents . In the future, educational courses, workshops, and other community programs will be held in this building.