

June 4, 2026
Good Morning! We have had several reports of darkly colored water. The water has been tested (and continues to be tested daily) for contaminants and remains potable. However we understand the reluctance to consume it. In an effort to encourage customers to flush their lines, we have decided to give a credit to all customers on this month's billing of 100gallons off of their reading. We suggest that water be flushed into containers and used to water gardens/plants or used to fill up toilets. It should not take long to clear your lines. If you have been using all of your faucets, all of them will need to be flushed. If you have not been using the water at all, we recommend using your outside spigot to flush. Please be aware that we have just received news that Valley Pioneer has confirmed another leak, so we will be repeating the process that we went through before. This was a learning experience for us and we are hoping that new protocols we have put in place will eliminate the sediment, but we cannot promise it at this point. We have asked that Valley Pioneer flush their lines for longer and notify us prior to receiving water once everything is up and running so we can turn off the water to our tank. Please also be aware that it takes up to 3 days before all of the water is drained from their supply line so they can fix the leak and it takes approximately 12 hours to fill that same line back up to fill our tanks. This occurred this last time and thanks to efforts of Llao, Ron and the cooperation of Valley Pioneer, we were able to haul enough water and our residents were not effected by the loss of supply. We will repeat this process as necessary to ensure our water levels remain within usage tolerances. While it is always good to keep a bottled supply of water on hand at all times, we are not asking for water conservation at this time. We will haul water to keep tank levels where they need to be. When we ask for conservation, more people use water in an effort to "use it before their neighbor does" and this creates more problems and creates more need than if you use water as needed. If for some reason the situation changes, we will notify you here and on facebook.
April 7, 2026
Good Morning! We have a leak on Elkhart near 1st Street that is larger than we originally thought and will require us to shut down the valve on 1st Street to fix it. This means everyone West of 2nd Street on Elkhart and everyone on Midnight and Sunrise will be effected. We will do our best to get this leak fixed and service restored as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!
March 6, 2026 8:45am
Good Morning! I wanted to put a message out there to let you all know that we are working to repair a leak on Elkhart and 1st Street and will need to turn off the main for a couple hours today. I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. We will work to restore service as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!
January 14, 2026
WE HAVE TWO LEAKS AND ANITICPATE MINOR INTERRUPTIONS OF SERVICE DURING REPAIR AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS BEGINNING ON WEDNESDAY 1/14/26:
PAYROLL BETWEEN 2ND AND 3RD
TENNESSEE AVE BETWEEN 2ND AND 3RD
PLEASE USE CAUTION WHEN IN THE LOCATIONS ABOVE WHILE REPAIRS ARE UNDERWAY.
The above two leaks will not be addressed until Thursday as we had some unforseen setbacks.
January 13, 2026
Pat Bern Construction will be working on replacing the final valve on Tennessee and 5th Street. Water will be turned off between 4th and 6th Street on Tennessee and on Schuylkill from 9:30am to 3:00pm. Thank you for your patience.
December 29, 2025
We have a leak at a service line connection on Elkhart/1st Street and the water will need to be shut off for everyone West of 2nd Street on Elkhart and those on Midnight for approximately 2hrs today. Thank you for your patience.
January 15, 2024
**RESOLVED JANUARY 16, 2024**
NOTICE: CHLORIDE DOMESTIC WATER IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT CUSTOMER
The chlorine level in water has tested at 4.1 ppm which is above the maximum contaminant
level established by the CDC of 4.0 ppm. We suggest you not drink tap water or water
livestock or pets for the next 4-6 hours if you are concerned.
The dangers of consuming drinking water sightly above the MCL level are low, however,
persons with chronic illnesses or health problems should avoid drinking tap water until we
notify you that the water is safe.