Voluntary Water Conservation Needed
After a rapid snowmelt this spring, little to no rainfall this summer, and above-average water consumption due to an ongoing lack of rain, our region’s water reservoirs are lower than […]
After a rapid snowmelt this spring, little to no rainfall this summer, and above-average water consumption due to an ongoing lack of rain, our region’s water reservoirs are lower than […]
From her initial involvement as a Shoreline City Council Member and Mayor, to her election to the Washington House of Representatives in 2010, Representative Ryu has focused on community development […]
If your home was built during or prior to 1970, North City Water District needs your help to identify which of our customers’ water lines may contain lead, as a […]
2022 required careful attention to keep the budget balanced amidst the financial impacts of COVID, rising operational costs, ongoing system improvements, and regular maintenance. During the Fall of each year, […]
When our weather changes from warm, dry summer days to the colder, rainy days of fall, these changes can cause our area’s soil to shift, sometimes dramatically when heavy rains […]
Development is Booming in North City… and North City Water District is Rising to the Challenge! For those of you who’ve been able to follow the stories chronicling our District’s […]
If you have school-aged children who would be interested in learning more about their local environment, and the unique relationships between soil, salmon, and water conservation, the Saving Water Partnership […]
This past month, our operations and engineering team was excited to welcome a new utility crew member into the fold: Zach Douglas! From his time spent working as mechanic, and […]
The Story of North City Water District – Chapter 10 of 10 2012 – 2021 On August 1, 1931, the residents and business owners of a rapidly growing subdivision named […]
The Story of North City Water District – Chapter 9 of 10 2002 – 2011 Thanks to our customers’ ongoing commitment to water conservation, we were able to accommodate an […]
The Story of North City Water District – Chapter 8 of 10 1992 – 2001 What began as a decade of relative peace and prosperity ended with a terrorist attack […]
While most of us were cozy inside during last Friday’s chilly morning weather, North City Water District Commissioners Patricia Hale, Ron Ricker, and Charlotte Haines were outside, watching in fascination […]
The Story of North City Water District – Chapter 7 of 10 1982 – 1991 During the “Reagan Era,” as our nation’s economic policy sought to slow the pace of […]
The Story of North City Water District – Chapter 6 of 10 1972 – 1981 As we entered the 1970s—with soaring inflation, long gas station lines, the Watergate scandal, the […]
When life-long Shoreline resident and Commissioner Charlotte Haines’ term came up for re-election, none of us were surprised to see the overwhelming support she received from local citizens. We are […]