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Bulletin Board
- TEMPORARY OFFICE CLOSURE TO FOOT TRAFFIC Starting at 8 AM Tuesday, March 17, 2020 Our offices will not open for customer payment other than payment drop off at the mail slot. Payment can also be made online or over the telephone. This temporary closure is due to the Coronavirus Pandemic to assure our staff health so we can deliver the essential service of drinking water.
- The District 's draft Local Hazard Mitigation Plan is ready for public comment. The draft LHMP can be downloaded directly at this link. You can also request a copy of the Plan or the appendices via email at sws@monitor.net. We are looking for feedback from the community so that we have captured your concerns and priorities. Public comment will be open until March 21, 2021. Please direct your feedback via email to sws@monitor.net. To access the meeting virtually, click here.
- OUR DRINKING WATER IS SAFE. The Walbridge Fire did not impact our water quality. We will continue to monitor water quality as always.
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Mission
The mission of the Sweetwater Springs Water
District (SSWD) is to provide its customers with quality water and service (click here to see the Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) in an open,
accountable, and cost-effective manner and to manage District resources for the
benefit of the community and environment. |
Objective
The objective of the
District is to provide water distribution and maintenance services to five
townships adjacent to the Russian River:
- Guerneville
- Rio Nido
- Guernewood
Park
- Villa Grande
- Monte Rio
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History
The District was formed on December 15, 1988, after a public vote
under County Water District Law. As a result of a subsequent public election in
November of 1990, the District acquired the existing water supply system from
Citizens Utilities Company.
The
District's water supply comes from wells near the River and the distribution
facilities consist of two separate water systems: one in Guerneville with three
wells and the other in Monte Rio with two wells.
The District's water distribution system is a result
of water lines being installed over the last 100 years. Although the water
system has been upgraded over the years, major upgrade construction
projects have been taking place since SSWD acquired the water
system.
Today, the Sweetwater
Springs Water District serves approximately 3,600 accounts (95% residential)
comprised of about 9,000 persons. |
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