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Engineering, Operations & Maintenance
The Engineering, Operations, and Maintenance Division has the overall responsibility for the District's water distribution system, including the operation, maintenance and construction of capital potable and recycled water projects.
The Engineering department is responsible for planning, designing, constructing and inspecting all new capital and private development potable water and recycled water projects, including major repairs and rehabilitation of all existing facilities as needed. The department also manages the District's Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Network.
The Operations department is responsible for the District's water distribution system, including operation and maintenance of telemetry controls, pump stations, reservoir tanks, pressure control stations, Backflow/Cross Connection Control Program and maintenance of valves and pump stations. Certified water operators ensure water served meets the highest water quality standards, which means routine sampling, testing and monitoring.
The Maintenance department's responsibilities include the maintenance, repair, and service of the District's mains, service lines, storage facilities, fire hydrants and related facilities. This department manages the maintenance of 198 miles of pipeline throughout the District's water distribution system. Crews perform maintenance procedures to ensure optimal water flow and pressure for domestic customers as well as for fire suppression.