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This #NationalWaterAFlowerDay we’d like to bring attention to eco-friendly California native flowers. One common misconception is that California native plants do not produce flowers, but in fact, California native gardens can produce flowers year round! Some examples include Marilija Poppy, California Lilac, and Fuchsia. These flowers require less maintenance while providing the necessary habitat for pollinators, birds, and other insects in our local ecosystems. Learn more tips and tricks here: RanchoWater.com/WUE

Happy Thursday! Don’t forget, today is our monthly Engineering and Operations Committee Meeting! 8:30 a.m. Watch the livestream at https://www.youtube.com/TheRanchoCAWater

Construction Alert Starting: Sunday, May 23, 2021 7 p.m. - 5 a.m. ... Nightwork will be performed at the intersection of Jedediah Smith Rd. and Temecula Pkwy. Please avoid the area or use alternate routes if possible. [email protected] (951) 296-6904 www.RanchoWater.com/pipeline City of Temecula - City Government

This week, Rancho Water celebrated Public Works Week in recognition of the efforts of all public workers across the nation. Thank you for your work and dedication. #RanchoWater

Happy Thursday! Don’t forget, today is our monthly Planning and Administration Committee Meeting! 8:30 a.m. Watch the livestream at https://www.youtube.com/TheRanchoCAWater

From our family to yours, Merry Christmas!

Rancho Water will be closed today in observance of the New Year Holiday. For any water-related emergencies, please call 951-296-6900, day or night. Have a safe New Year!

Rancho Water's District office will be closed December 24 and 25 in observance of the Christmas holiday. If you have an emergency, our crews work 24/7 and can be reached at 951-296-6900.

Still looking for a New Year Resolution? How about saving water, saving money and keeping that Resolution for years to come! Rancho Water is offering a number of rebates, vouchers and programs that are designed to help you be water-wise and more efficient at home. Check them out now and resolve to save next year! www.ranchowater.com/234/Rebates-Vouchers-Programs #RanchoWater #HappyNYE #SaveWater #SaveMoney

Can’t decide what to get for that last person on your list? Think about looking at the rebates, vouchers and programs that allow you to save water and money. Find out more information at: www.ranchowater.com/234/Rebates-Vouchers-Programs.

Temecula Parkway Phase 1 Construction is only between Bedford Ct. and La Paz Rd. All work is performed at night between 7 pm - 5 am There is always one lane open for thru traffic ... 521 feet of pipe has been laid into the ground so far Phase 1 is on track to wrap-up next week (12/23) For more info: www.ranchowater.com/pipeline (951) 296-6904 [email protected]

Have you ever wondered how decisions get made at your local water district? Stay up-to-date with what’s going on at Rancho Water! Each week we will cover a different sector of your local water district. See what goes on behind the scenes. Have an opinion? Let your comments be heard. JOIN US! Tomorrow, Thursday, December 17 at 8:30 a.m. at https://www.youtube.com/user/TheRanchoCAWater.... Review the agenda at ranchowater.com and send in your comments to ranchowater.com/comments. All comments will become a part of the official record.

On this first day of Hanukkah, Rancho water would like to wish the Jewish community a Happy Holiday. Let the lights lead your way to a Happy Hanukkah.

Now that the election results have been certified, congratulations to our newly elected Board of Directors: Bill J. Wilson, John V. Rossi, Jack Hoagland and Brian J. Brady. Congratulations to our 2021 Board President, Carol Lee Gonzales-Brady and the 2021 Senior Vice President, John V. Rossi.

Have you ever wondered how decisions get made at your local water district? Stay up to date with what’s going on at Rancho Water! Each week we will cover a different sector of your local water district. See what goes on behind the scenes. Have an opinion? Let your comments be heard. This Thursday, October 29, the Engineering & Operations Committee will be meeting virtually. Stay tuned! ... We will live stream the virtual meeting from our Rancho Water Youtube channel. Check our event listings to learn more!

Construction Alert! Rancho Water is replacing a recycled water pipeline on Temecula Parkway in 4 phases. The 1st phase starts mid-Nov. from Bedford Ct. to Laz Rd. Construction for phase 1 will take place in westbound lanes only and all work will be done at night. As each phase approaches, we will be actively keeping you informed of lane closures, working hours and timelines. ... Watch the video below to learn about traffic impacts, detours and how this project will benefit our community.

Did you know that Rancho Water conducts rigorous testing to ensure that your TAP WATER IS SAFE TO DRINK? Yet, we have been made to believe that only bottled water is healthy for us. The only water that is not made for human consumption is the recycled, non-potable water flowing from purple pipes that go to things like commercial landscaping, agriculture, golf courses, parks, etc. ... Other than that, your tap water is tested to meet the highest quality standards for consumption. A recent Huffpost article about the Bottled Water scandal states, Companies like Nestlé and Coke are taking the public’s water, putting it in a plastic bottle and marketing it, said Judith Enck, founder of Beyond Plastics and a former EPA regional administrator under President Barack Obama. LEARN MORE https://www.huffpost.com//conned-drinking-bottled-water-ho

Don’t let the Holiday Season get spoiled by the FOG Gang. Fats, Oils, and Grease are known to clog pipes and spoil the Holidays. Be sure to keep them out of the drains by letting them cool and putting them in the trash can .

Construction Alert Starting on Sunday night (12/6/20), crews will begin construction along Temecula Parkway for phase 1 of a 4-phased project. Water will NOT be interrupted ... Westbound lanes only Work will be done from Bedford Ct. to La Paz Rd. All work will be performed at night from 7:00 pm to 5:00 am. Visit: RanchoWater.com/Pipeline for up-to-date information

Construction starts on Temecula Parkway in November. To prepare, we are offering two virtual community meetings. This is a chance to understand the project and learn how construction may impact you. Sign up for the first meeting on TUESDAY, Oct. 20 here: ... https://ranchowater.zoom.us//reg/WN_7uvbqGrySXGv9i8dhqsIRQ See more

Good Hydration is critical for healthy living. Water energizes your muscles, protects your joints and cartilage, and keeps your skin healthy. It also can help in weight loss, prevents headaches, and keeps your body fluids balanced. In short, water makes a big difference to how you feel each day. So how much Water is enough? The U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine determined that an adequate daily fluid intake is: About 15.5 cups (3.7 liters) of fluids a day for men and about 11.5 cups (2.7 liters) of fluids a day for women. What are you waiting for? Grab your reusable bottles and quench your thirst today!

Let us help you stop watering the sidewalk! You can eliminate wasteful runoff with a SoCal Water$mart-recommended rotating nozzles by applying directed, uniform water distribution to your landscape. Rebates Start at $2/Nozzle, With a Minimum of 30 Nozzles SoCal Water$mart Recommends Installing Rotating Nozzles for Your Landscape’s Irrigation System:... - Multi-trajectory, rotating streams apply water more slowly and uniformly to your landscape, encouraging healthy plant growth. - Properly direct water flow and use 20% less water than conventional spray heads. - SoCal Water$mart rebates are a cost-effective, water-saving option for your landscape! LEARN MORE >> https://socalwatersmart.com//available-/sprinkler-nozzles/

Have you noticed the drop in temperature this fall? So have we! Don't forget to change your sprinkler timers.

Check out these best practices for water use efficiency : You can do your part to save our precious resource : Learn more at https://www.ranchowater.com/387/Water-Use-Efficiency

Rancho Water is fortunate to have natural resources in our district such as our groundwater supply. This allows us to reduce the amount of dependency we have on importing water from other areas. This saves money and gives us greater stability for the future. We are THANKFUL for our natural resources. #SeasonOfThankfulness #Aquifer #Groundwater #RanchoWater #NaturalResources