Langlois Water District

Winston-Dillard Water District, established in 1948, is a municipal service provider serving approximately 8,300 residents and 2,500 connections in Winston, Oregon. With the South Umpqua River as its main water source, the district ensures safe and reliable water supply through a network of 128 miles of pipelines and 5 water reservoirs totaling 2.75 million gallons. Offering a range of services including new water service applications, bulk water station access, and drinking water quality reports, Winston-Dillard Water District is committed to meeting the community's water needs. The district's board of commissioners holds monthly meetings to discuss matters related to water management and service provision.Generated from the website

Tri City Water Sanitary Authority is a public utility located in Myrtle Creek, Oregon, providing water and sanitary services to the local community. They are committed to improving water storage and distribution systems, as well as promoting conservation and efficiency to reduce the demand on the South Umpqua River. Tri City Water Sanitary Authority also prioritizes safety, having received a grant to install additional security fencing at their water storage tanks. With a focus on sustainability, Tri City Water Sanitary Authority has implemented a 287 kW solar array, made possible through funding support from Pacific Power's Blue Sky program customers. This forward-thinking approach ensures real-time solar production information is available to the public. Additionally, the authority emphasizes transparency and customer awareness, cautioning against solicitations for water line insurance and providing helpful tips on their website.Generated from the website