On Tuesday April 25, North City Water District is holding a public / neighborhood meeting to discuss the redevelopment of the old Northwest Church Property into our new District Maintenance […]
Above: the former church’s site… future home of North City Water District’s Maintenance Facility For many years, North City Water District has been exploring various options for improving our maintenance facility. […]
North City Water District Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Project: North City Water District Maintenance Facility Due Date: Submit no later than 4:00 pm on October 7, 2016 North City Water […]
Our North City Pump Station project is moving right along, despite the “monsoon” weather we’ve been having (did you know we’ve had nearly 2 feet of rain since December 1… […]
The second phase of Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) installations is scheduled to begin later this year within the Ridgecrest neighborhood. These PRVs will be installed “downstream of the water meter,” i.e., […]
Think of it as the “heart” of a water district—helping to move water throughout every pipe and corner of our District—all while maintaining critical water pressure. North City Water District’s […]
In anticipation of the North City Pump Station project’s completion in the Fall of 2015, North City Water District is currently installing additional individual Pressure Reducing Valves (PRVs) for residences within […]
A recent video produced by the Association of Washington Cities, with support from the Washington Public Utility Districts Association (WPUDA) and the Washington Association of Sewer and Water Districts (WASWD, […]
Who’s that guy digging around your water meter? If North City Water District is your water provider, it’s probably one of our subcontractors, busy replacing your old water meter with […]
If you’ve been driving in the vicinity of 15th Avenue NE and NE 177th Street, you’ve no doubt noticed the work taking place on our 3.7 MG North City Reservoir. […]
During the update of the 2011 Water System Plan, North City Water District identified eight projects necessary to improve fire flows and water pressures in the Ridgecrest neighborhood. Given the […]
In an ongoing effort to ensure our ratepayers enjoy the highest and best level of water service for the most value, Shoreline Water District is pleased to have worked closely […]
Back in 1936, just five years after Shoreline Water District was founded, we were ever so proud to construct our area’s first-ever, brand new 50,000 gallon elevated water reservoir located […]
Shoreline Water District is planning to construct a new building to house the wireless carriers that have equipment on top of our 3.7 MG reservoir in the North City neighborhood. We […]
This project involves the replacement of existing undersized steel mains with new 8” ductile iron piping in Lake Forest Park. Consultant: Murray, Smith and Associates District’s Estimated Construction Cost: $776,000 […]