Tea Pot Dome Water District

The Lower Tule River Pixley Irrigation Districts, established in 1950 and 1958 respectively, provide supplemental water for crop irrigation to over 125,000 acres in California's Central Valley. Committed to delivering an affordable and dependable water supply for present and future generations, they excel in water resource management and strive for excellence in service. With a focus on innovative water supply management, the district aims to sustainably manage groundwater through their Lower Tule River Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) and Pixley GSP Draft. Trusted partners in the region, they keep landowners informed through regular email updates and provide resources such as district maps and fact sheets to ensure transparency and understanding of their policies and procedures.Generated from the website

Woodville Public Utilities Dist in Tulare, CA has been providing water services since January 1, 1976, serving a population of 1,740 through a distribution system classification of D2. The water system operates with a maximum treatment plant classification of TD and maintains various sources of water, including wells and water purchases. With a focus on water quality and monitoring, Woodville Public Utilities Dist ensures compliance with federal regulations and conducts lead and copper sampling to safeguard the community's water supply. The district's commitment to transparency is evident through the availability of monitoring results, violation reports, and consumer confidence reports for public access. Generated from the website