Lake Isabella Community Service District

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2095 Edith Ave
Lake Isabella, CA 93240
+1 (760) 379-5224
https://sdwis.waterboards.ca.gov

The Lake Isabella Community Services District, located in Lake Isabella, California, operates as a Type C federal water system serving the Kern County area. With a focus on providing safe drinking water, the district manages a distribution system classified as D1 and oversees various water sources, including purchased water from Erskine Creek and several inactive wells.

As of the latest data, the district serves a population of approximately 1,123 residents through 500 service connections. The organization is committed to maintaining water quality and compliance with regulatory standards, ensuring reliable access to potable water for the community.

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